Sentence examples for terminals at a from inspiring English sources

Energy companies want to construct more than 40 such terminals at a cost of $500 million to $1 billion each.

The extra money from video lottery terminals allows tracks to increase the size of the purses, thereby attracting more and better horses and putting states that bar the betting terminals at a huge disadvantage.

Not only has the company tried out the biofeedback terminals at a West Bank checkpoint, it claims the "concept is supported and enhanced by knowledge acquired and assimilated from the analysis of thousands of case studies related to suicide bombers in Israel".

"We've reached a competitive point in this respect for us to be able to produce terminals at a cost that is lower when we sell it.

Artist Evan Roth took over the computer terminals at a Chinatown Internet cafe for his debut piece of internet-based art.

Destroying M1 dopaminergic terminals at a time when the reaching task was already acquired had no effect on task performance (Figure 1b, n = 10, difference between day 11 and days 12-15, p = 0.87) indicating that dopamine is necessary for skill acquisition but not for movement execution.

They're like terminals at an airport.

Several designers, weaving between 19th-century underdresses and computer terminals at an opening party on Monday, said they were eager to read the interpretations of others.

Calcium accumulation in the presynaptic terminal at a neuromuscular junction.

A BURST of loud swearing caused José Gomez to glance up from his computer terminal at a US Airways gate at the Charlotte, N.C., airport on Nov. 1.

And he managed to complete only one terminal, at a cost of $1.4 billion, that stands idle much of the time.