Sentence examples for route at which from inspiring English sources

Once an audio file is no longer needed (because we've passed the point on the route at which playback starts) we can safely discard it from the cache.

Such a point along the route at which the vehicle is empty also indicates the beginning (and end) of a service block.

Finally, the fourth operator randomly selects one route and determines all positions inside the route at which the corresponding vehicle is empty ("zero split points").

It runs along the east side of Paterson, Passaic County, following the west bank of the Passaic River between U.S. Route 46 and River Street (County Route 504), at which point County Route 504 begins.

HCM 2000 defines the capacity as: Capacity of a route is the maximum hourly rate at which persons or vehicles can move in a reasonable order of a point or a lane of road, during a period of time under the prevailing conditions of path, traffic and control [2].

By that time, the much-hyped Keystone XL pipeline will have leaked a few dozen times, given the rate at which the current route is dumping that nasty crude oil all over the place.

The route intersects Mullica Road, at which point it becomes concurrent with unsigned US 322 Bus./CR 536.

Various factors influence the efficiency and safety profile of estradiol, such as administration route, posology, age at which treatment was initiated, as well as the type of progestin used in combination.

The force of infection λ, the rate at which susceptible birds transition to the infected state (E), is the product of the rate of infectious contact θ (by bird-to-bird contact and environmental route) and the rate τ at which susceptible birds that contact virus become infected (E).

The legislative route system was replaced by the modern state route system in 1924, at which time most of Route 4 was designated NY 17, including from Hinsdale to Cuba.

The original route became part of Route 10 between 1936 and 1939, at which time the Route 98 designation was transferred to its present alignment.