Sentence examples for highest hall from inspiring English sources

The highest Hall mobility and carrier concentration were found for the sample grown at N2/Ar ratio of 0.60.

The best recovery of RGO is observed at 800 °C, resulting in largest integrated Raman 2D/G peak area ratio (0.56) and highest Hall mobility (52 cm2 V−1 s−1).

Of any metal, it has one of the lowest values of thermal conductivity (after manganese, and maybe neptunium and plutonium) and the highest Hall coefficient.

Not to mention that you have the second highest hall cred, along with the fact that when the alpha wants to throw out her True Religions?

Just when we reach the highest halls of government, the play reverts to the contrived tale of the Writer's romantic travails, which, despite Radcliffe's movie-star charm, never come off as real or psychologically coherent.

In 1992, Richard Sipe, a Catholic psychotherapist and researcher who served for eighteen years as a priest and Benedictine monk, told a conference of victims that "the current revelations of abuse are the tip of an iceberg, and if the problem is traced to its foundations the path will lead to the highest halls of the Vatican".

Now we have fresh evidence, straight from the highest halls of power, that the world of internships is a morally bankrupt free-for-all, a new glass ceiling in the making: the Tories have been auctioning them off at a recent fundraiser, as reported in the Mail on Sunday and called out by Jackie Ashley on Comment is Free.

We know it's there but we rarely watch it, taking for granted the fact that we have a (mostly) subjective broadcast of the goings-on in the highest halls of our government.

Though not an activist, he had a sense of fairness and a healthy disregard for arbitrary social status that helped me traverse many challenges in my career, from the grassroots of a movement to the highest halls of power, without being intimidated.

I was at High Hall in Yorkshire, where I had been brought up.

The bane of the race of men roamed forth, hunting for a prey in the high hall.