Sentence examples for point under which from inspiring English sources

Softbank says it has a non-binding memorandum of understanding with the Saudi PIF at this point, under which the latter will "consider investing and becoming the lead investment partner".

That's to say it's will be interesting to see if $300 is the price point under which bitcoin will not sink, but may bounce off of a few times.

This choice of target risk provided a starting point under which the different approaches could be compared.

Part I deals with the provision of information describing the item being cataloged, and Part II deals with the rules for determination and establishment of access points under which the descriptive information is to be presented to catalog users and with the making of references to those headings.

This feature is useful in experimental design since it provides us with the time points under which we would expect to see a phenotype on knockdown of a specific isoform.

Wearing an oilworker's hard hat, he read out a nine-point decree under which the Bolivian state proclaimed its control of the country's oil and gas industry.

Details leaked to the Egyptian media said the ceasefire was a four-point plan under which Israel and the Palestinian groups both commit to cease all hostile activity in Gaza or around its borders, and Israel will lift border controls, easing restrictions on the movement of goods and people in and out of Gaza.

This method allows us to detect at which time point and hence under which oxygen tension each DosR-mediated gene was induced, providing new insights into the genetic program of DosR mediated gene regulation.

In the 105-point scoring rubric under which the department judged the innovation proposals, those that could benefit rural schools and those in the early childhood arena were given bonus points, officials said.

In such experiments, the point-defect structure under which the water is incorporated is metastable and distinguishable to that expected at global equilibrium (Matveev et al. 2001).

While some evidence points to conditions under which mixed species stands are able to produce more volume (overyielding) than the monocultures of the respective constituent species, this is not necessarily the case for just any combination of tree species (Forrester 2014, Forrester and Pretzsch 2015).