Sentence examples for pattern at which from inspiring English sources
The aircraft is then brought into the final approach pattern, at which point control passes to the approach controller, who monitors the aircraft to the runway itself.
Some experiments were made to examine the quantitative influence of on the removal efficiency of COD, NH4+-N and TP, and the results shown that there is an optimum number representing a certain flow pattern at which best removal rates of COD, NH4+-N and TP are obtained.
Those users may trigger the algorithm to put them in the Tinder Plus holding pattern, at which point they'd have to wait until the next day to go on swiping right.
For Suárez, the types of justice should be distinguished by the type of right which they oversee rather than by the ideal distributional pattern at which they should aim.
100% N2 was maintained until 1 minute post-failure of the motor pattern at which point the preparation was re-oxygenated.
The fastest pDEP speed was defined as the maximum stage speed (light pattern) at which the embryo could still stay within the confines of the light pattern (i.e. the minimum speed at which the light pattern could no longer trap the embryo).
Digital recordings and their accurate timestamps allowed researchers to reliably detect in a given recording the tiny, tiny background noise created by the electrical grid; this pattern is then compared to a central pattern database, at which patterns from all over London are recorded and stored.
We fit a curve through the data (see methods), and determined the transition point by finding the repetition period of the patterns at which the cumulative percept duration decreases to half the amount obtained with rapidly alternating stimuli.
The fastest nDEP speed was determined by finding the maximum stage (light pattern) speed at which the embryo could still stay outside the perimeter of the light pattern.
Standard locust saline was superfused through thoracic and abdominal cavities and heated at a rate of 5°C/min until motor pattern failure at which point saline was allowed to return to room temperature.
As in the review by Zittermann et al., this relationship was not observed at all concentrations and there appeared to be no consistent pattern regarding at which concentrations mortality was highest and lowest.
