Sentence examples for halted at some point from inspiring English sources
Others might indeed be unsustainable, meaning bound to be halted at some point, yet not be wrong, as when the approaching exhaustion of a raw material leads to the invention of a substitute.
The teen had cavities, dental crowding, and hypoplasia, a line indicating that enamel growth was halted at some point in childhood, probably because of malnutrition or disease.
Test case prioritization aims at finding an ideal ordering of test cases so that maximum benefits can be obtained, even if test execution is prematurely halted at some arbitrary point (Yoo and Harman 2012).
It aims at identifying an efficient test execution ordering so that maximum benefits can be obtained, even if test execution is prematurely halted at some arbitrary point (Ouriques 2015).
In some experiments the purification process was halted at this point and the extract tested for purity by SDS PAGE, but in an effort to remove the TMV coat protein additional alterations were made to the extract.
Marriage stopped being comic when it was suddenly halted, at which point it became divorce, which time never disturbed and the funniness of which was never-ending.
That proved literally the case at the Albert Hall, where proceedings were halted at one point by an unexplained, five-minute hitch.
Consideration of caxP-based mutants in protective studies was halted at this point and further experimentation went forward with the BHN97Δ ftsY vaccine candidate alone.
It should be noted that the purification process could be halted at this point depending on the application of the process and necessity for >99% pure colorless product.
Breathing can be halted at a point where the diaphragm on the fluoroscopy image exactly matches the diaphragm in the (double oblique) overlay slice of the cone-beam CT.
