Sentence examples for great junction from inspiring English sources

Like the early pioneers of the BBC we stand at a great junction in the ages of communication.

The march was organized to have seven starting points, most of them miles east of El Silencio, with a plan to converge at some great junction.

The experimental results also found that NH4HCO3 created greater junction potentials across anion exchange membranes than (NH4 2CO3 solution for a given molar concentration ratio.

From this house, a bungalow set high on a hill, you look down on the great broad junction of the Clyde, where sea lochs join the estuary from the north and west, and the estuary takes a 90-degree turn towards the south and the Atlantic.

But we tend to arrive at some great moral junction.

The city occupies one of the great river junctions in this part of the world: at Khabarovsk, the Amur River, having been the border between Russia and China for about sixteen hundred kilometres, turns left, or northeastward, and crosses Russian territory for the rest of its course until reaching the ocean.

Converging evidence indicated that highly agreeable people tend to make emotional attribution decisions more quickly and exhibit greater temporoparietal junction activity during emotion attribution decisions, compared to low agreeable people.

Traffic noise is often greatest at junctions where vehicles brake and accelerate.

Rugby, founded in 1885 as a Great Northern Railway junction and named for the English town (see Rugby, England), was settled by Scandinavian and German immigrants.

Since these constants are known to great accuracy, Josephson junctions are now used to provide the absolute standard of voltage.

In reorienting regions such as right temporoparietal junction, greater activity during encoding predicted memory failure.