Sentence examples for eventual location from inspiring English sources

Dwell fatigue tests indicated that the eventual location for crack initiation and subsequent failure could be identified as early as the first loading cycle.

It was the birth of the long awaited, double‐decker 63d Street Tunnel some 140 miles from its eventual location as a new subway and Long Island Railroad link between Manhat tan and Queens.

Over a 2-week period, uplift forces increased from a few to 95 kN (RB1-Fig. 1c) where open fractures are shallow (at 0.7 and 0.9 m depth; Fig. 3b) at a point near (15 m) to the eventual location of fracture.

This is, apparently, "the most plausible explanation" for its eventual location.

He changed the venue on 4 December to the eventual location of the meeting.

Understanding how these drugs work and their eventual location inside cells is an important step to getting them into the clinic.

Still, the turf war between City Hall and the Council may foreshadow a public battle over the eventual locations of the bikes and their docking stations.

Secondly, clinical MRI based patient specific evaluation of gross anatomy can be used in predicting the eventual locations of the arrhythmic substrate, thereby personalising therapy.

Any decision would be made in the glare of an international spotlight and would involve an extended family that has shown itself to be fractious about decisions regarding inheritance, his eventual burial location and his legacy.

In the remaining half of the trials, the cue was a unidirectional arrow that pointed to the eventual target location (valid cue) 75% of the time.

These two apparently contrasting studies suggest that the eventual cellular location of the activated ERK is at least in part a receptor-specific event.