Sentence examples for in which stops from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiner also suggested that there were circumstances in which stops were justified.

During the journey, in which stops were made at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Café Sabarsky, the Guggenheim Museum and Central Park, I found myself staring — really sinking into — a painting; linking a color (blue) to a memory (death); and drinking a cup of hot chocolate (something I wouldn't do in a million years).

In a secret cable sent back to Washington, the American ambassador to Israel, James B. Cunningham, reported that Mr. Barak had argued that the world had 6 to 18 months "in which stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons might still be viable".

The next year "Tron" and its computer graphics pointed to the post-Harryhausen movie world in which stop-motion models and their handmade like would yield to computer-generated imagery.

Most of the content-based detection methods include a preprocessing phase in which stop words are removed and words are reduced to their root forms.

"Barak estimated a window between six and 18 months from now in which stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons might still be viable," says a cable sent back to Washington by the US ambassador the following month.

The non-negative Fully Implicit Stochastic α (FIS α) method in which stopped reaction channels due to depleted reactants are deleted until a reactant concentration rises again, for non-negativity preservation and in which a positive definite Jacobian is maintained to deal with possible stiffness, is proposed and analysed.

We used a stop-signal paradigm, in which stop-signal anticipation was manipulated using a visual cue indicating stop-signal probability.

We also computed inhibition functions for each subject, depicting the proportion of Stop trials in which stopping succeeded for each stop-signal onset time (collapsed across stop-signal probability levels).

Second, response times on StopFailure trials were faster than on Go trials in which stop-signals could occur (Fig. 2D; paired t-test, t(23) = 7.43, P<0.001).

Our finding of striatal activation during successful stopping (Fig. 3) is in accordance with results from studies using a standard stop-signal task, but in which stop-signal occurrence was nonetheless predictable.