Sentence examples for established times from inspiring English sources

The T trends along the vertical profile (Figure 9a), at all the established times, are those expected for a not-conditioned environment.

At the established times, the cells were collected, counted in a Burker chamber, and centrifuged at 1,300 rpm for 5 min at 4°C in order to remove the medium.

In Britain, even private medical practices have established time banks.

A kid doesn't, you have to wait an established time to use that scholarship again.

But if an offender tries to enter a hot zone or fails to return home by an established time, the system sends an immediate alert.

It established time and place, what had been shared and what had not, the marriage, and people known and houses lived in.

The law — which also established time-and-a-half pay for overtime and restricted child labor — first set the minimum hourly wage at 25 cents.

The cross-country phase is the most dangerous, as horse and rider are required to clear 20 to 40 jumps in an established time period.

At established time points, medium was collected and analysed for Ca2+ in solution and pH.

"As has been established time and time again, under British law there is no trade-off between flexibility and worker rights.

At the same time, each embedded devices has mobile ability, and in accordance with the established time sequence point moves, has a fixed mobile trajectory.