Sentence examples for made at particular from inspiring English sources

Comparisons can be made at particular regions of a chromosome or across the genome as a whole.

Decisions are made at a particular threshold level so as to verify the appropriateness of such decisions.

Like Le Corbusier, she was a polemicist who knew how to score points that needed to be made at a particular time.

Despite the increasing interests of smart buildings, current research efforts has mainly been made at one particular level such as application, while ignoring the interactive relationship among different levels.

Starting from the pragma-dialectical ideal model of a critical discussion, they design dialectical profiles for capturing the moves that may or must be made at a particular stage or sub-stage of such a discussion.

"You can't stockpile it because it's made at a particular time of the year and it's only available to import in the month at the end of August/beginning of September," he said.

"But clearly a decision was made at that particular time and they got it wrong". Wales under-17 international Poole joined the youth ranks at Newport and was fast-tracked to a first-team debut against Shrewsbury in September 2014 aged just 16 years and 94 days.

The most common approach to understanding this result is to say that quantum mechanics is non-local: that the results of measurements made at a particular location can depend on the properties of distant objects in a way that can't be explained using signals moving at the speed of light.

As far as the artists know, this is the first device of this kind being made at this particular scale: their video objects can be made nearly 12 inches in size.

Historically in pigs, these thickness measurements are made at a particular site designated "P2".

Each of the three spectra shown in Fig. 2 is the average of the all the measurements made at that particular site.