Sentence examples for established at one from inspiring English sources
The laboratory coordinate system is established at one corner of the force plate, and all initial calculations are based on this coordinate system.
Along the same lines, Smith [ 29] explains the notion of "scale jumping" whereby "political claims and power established at one geographical scale are expanded to another" (p. 726).
We constrained the full model into three alternative models and one model allowing parameters to vary according to two a posteriori established "epochs" established at one point in the past that is inferred via likelihood in diversitree.
And eventually a base camp will be established at one of the poles.
Instead, it has to do with something that is harder to see: a coherent sense of team identity — the thing that all great basketball teams have had to establish at one point or another.
Instead, it has to do with something that is harder to see: a coherent sense of team identity the thing that all great basketball teams have had to establish at one point or another.
In 1938 Jerzy Neyman, one of the intellectual giants of the twentieth century, established at Berkeley one of the first centers in the country for statistical research.
It certainly established at least one stereotype of the high-tech age: a few frenzied geeks in their 20's obsessively laboring after-hours in a computer lab on a creation that combined play and programming.
By using a fixed point theorem of the cone expansion and compression of functional type due to Avery, Henderson and O'Regan, the author established at least one existence result for positive solutions to the problem.
According to a widely accepted definition, "habitual founders had established at least one other business prior to the start-up of the current new independent venture" (Birley and Westhead 1993, p. 40).
They've established at least one standard in "Taylor the Latte Boy," as humorous and charming a ditty as has been sent into the atmosphere for the last long while.
