Sentence examples for taking at the beginning from inspiring English sources

In particular, since LHCf will start taking data in the first phase of operation of the LHC (during the beam commissioning phase at 5+5TeV energy) and will complete its data taking at the beginning of the 7+7TeV runs (laboratory equivalent collision energy 1017eV), it will span an energy range up to the region between the "knee" and the GZK cut-off of the cosmic-ray spectrum.

Comparison of demographic data and data obtained from history taking at the beginning of treatment was shown in Table 1.

This was taken at the beginning of the demonstration.

The optical light also invalidates the bias taken at the beginning of the observation if a bright planet is in the field.

While students are strongly encouraged to take proficiency exams at the beginning of their first semester, the economics placement exam can only be taken at the beginning of the Fall or Spring semester of a student's first year.

Infrared camera images of the sensor were taken, at the beginning of the transient recording, to illustrate the deviations from the ideal conditions due to design defects within the sensor.

Tests taken at the beginning of the 2006-07 school year at Harlem Success showed only 11% of six-year-olds were at their grade level in mathematics.

As you exit the castle, you can buy the "souvenir picture" taken at the beginning, at "just £5 for a 6x8-inch photograph complete with Dismaland display card".

"To come away winning, 26-9, isomethingng which I would have taken at the beginning of the game," said the Wales interim head coach, Rob Howley.

The researchers measured levels of C-reactive protein and LDL cholesterol, the so-called bad cholesterol, in the blood taken at the beginning of the study.

A total of 7 anthropometric and hemodynamic as well as 7 biochemical measurements were taken at the beginning of the study and after 4 and 8 weeks of treatment.