Sentence examples for instance at which from inspiring English sources

For instance, at which interest rate would it lend to troubled borrowers?

Their New York home -- a town house and later an apartment -- was crammed to the gills, mostly with porcelain, which was arranged as in a textbook (by the kiln, for instance, at which it was made).

In the corridors during a European summit, for instance, at which Helmut Kohl agreed to monetary union if Britain and France would accept German reunification, Mitterrand displays an obsessional fear about a unified Germany, telling Margaret Thatcher that it was like Munich in 1938.Ambiguity reached deep into his private as well as political life.

The instance at which point the size of the sub-tree is large enough to merit a switch from depth first to breadth first tree construction is critical.

Here the folding factor F is 5 for all the sets, the folding order is the time instance at which a particular node in the set fires, and the folding order varies from 0 to F − 1.

The instance at which A 0 would fire is taken as t = 0, though it fires only after receiving both x 0) and x(N/2) which arrives after N/2 cycles with respect to the arrival of x 0).

In Section 4, we used the output of the road traffic simulation to determine the instances at which vehicles would trigger CAMs.

where A† denotes the pseudo-inverse of a matrix; U n, k) is the matrix containing K bases (i.e., DPSS) and each sequence is of length N; m denotes the time instances at which the samples are available.

In the correction we propose, the regional average (row average) of methylation tendencies is computed separately for the two sides of each boundary instance, discarding from subsequent analysis boundary-instances at which one or both sides of the boundary do not have any measured methylation values (Fig.  4).

Table 2 depicts the sample information collected by CMB from users about their current on-demand resource requirements and instance cost at which users are willing to pay for the service.

Political difficulties at home might sometimes be a factor, as, for instance, at Sparta, which in the 8th century sent out a colony to Taras (Tarentum) in Italy as a way of getting rid of an unwanted half-caste group.