Sentence examples for sizes at which from inspiring English sources
Hu et al. [50] discussed the importance of identifying crossover points box sizes at which there is a change in the linear fit of the data within DFA plots.
Costello's team then compared these biomass estimates to the sustainable population sizes at which catches would be optimal without shrinking the stocks, as calculated by regional fishing authorities (such as the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea for most European stocks).
There is some kind of repetition, determined by the slot size (which is here 300 bytes), which is to be expected, since the slot size of 300 bytes determines the packet sizes at which a lower buffer size can be detected.
The results highlight (i) discontinuous variations in the fluxes when passing through void and solid percolation thresholds, (ii) how the surface flux depends on the specific surface area, and (iii) the pore sizes at which surface transport compares with void transport.
· if needed, divest surplus assets in order to reduce the devolved subsidiaries to levels of proven manageability (i.e. sizes at which there is a clear record of high performance and safe management).
Note that islet fission does not explain the enormous increase of islet number at P18 and P21, because most of this increase occurs in small beta-cell clusters (s<100 µm), <span class="lh">sizes at which islet fission does not contribute significantly (Fig. S1).
This time, the surpluses have not yet reached a size at which those countries will notice the difference.
This is the first World's Fair of any size, at which the U.S., the Soviet Union & the People's Republic of China have all put in an appearance.
An article on June 30 about a caviar production project in Abu Dhabi misstated the size at which the sturgeon raised there are harvested for their eggs.
And at the center of it all is the holiday's official mascot, the Easter Bunny, whose place on the adorable/terrifying scale depends entirely on the size at which it's depicted.
That is a size at which management fees typically account for a larger proportion of the budget than they would in larger buildings, which can achieve economies of scale.
