Sentence examples for maximum at which from inspiring English sources

Most standard methods of estimating the trend or potential rate of growth (the maximum at which an economy can expand without triggering a rise in inflation) arrive at figures of around 7%.

His study of chemical thermodynamics preceded his formulation in 1890 of Guldberg's law, which states that on the absolute scale the boiling point of a substance is two-thirds its critical temperature (the maximum at which a gas can be liquefied by pressure alone).

With further increasing concentrations, adsorption eventually reaches a maximum at which mainly admicelles are present.

The Welsh Conservatives have blamed the Welsh government for rises of 5% at some councils - the maximum at which ministers have threatened to cap councils.

where D = ⋃ r ∈ ] β ρ, ρ δ ρ [ Γ ( r ), such that J | S ρ ˜ has either two global maxima or a global maximum at which J ′ vanishes.

The laser power density used (approximately 1 mwasm2) was the maximum at which the heating of the sample there was not observed yet (i.e., at which there was no observable temperature shift of the phonon bands).

Also together with a second scaling constant c, the parameter a determines the maximum rate at which quality declines when at its maximum value of QX = 1.

The maximum level at which sweeteners may be added to foodstuffs is called maximum usable dose (MUD).

Most states set the maximum age at which parents can claim their children at 25.

That humdrum phrase — "channel capacity" — refers to the maximum rate at which data can travel through a given medium without losing integrity.

The core of the regulation is a list of hundreds of chemicals along with the maximum concentration at which they can be discharged into the water table.