Sentence examples for reading at which from inspiring English sources

The two men met in Berkeley in 1955 and took part in the famous Six Gallery poetry reading at which Ginsberg gave the first notable reading of "Howl".

All were involved in the famous Six Point Gallery reading at which Ginsberg first performed his poem HOWL, later the subject of an obscenity trial.

For sequence reads where part of the adapter sequence is included, the position in the sequence read at which the adapter sequence begins has to be identified and the read trimmed appropriately.

The lag time for each molecule was defined as the last read at which the fluorescence was equal to or above the lower bound of a 95% confidence interval for the mean starting relative fluorescence.

Trials began with a screen reading "READY," at which point participants pressed a button to begin.

If humming noise persists, drive until the fuel gauge reads "Empty," at which point humming should stop.

He will arrive in April for student workshops and a public reading at Essex University, which gave him an honorary degree in September 2008.

Along the Shenandoah River, 13 gauging stations reported new discharge records, including the reading at Verona which was five times the previous record.

It's odd reading a book at which you are simultaneously repulsed at how you feel and yet you understand exactly why you feel that way.

The rehearsal was for tonight's reading at City Center, at which he and Ms. Danner will be on the stage at the same time: Mr. Feiffer plans to read the stage directions aloud.

New Parliamentary standing orders – the written rules under which Parliament conducts its business – would introduce a "fourth reading" of Bills at which only English MPs would be able to vote, according to a source familiar with the plans.