Sentence examples for the midpoint of which from inspiring English sources

Twitter is projecting revenues between $440m and $450m, the midpoint of which is below the average analyst estimate on Thomson Reuters of $448m.

The company said it expected total revenue of between $715m and $775m, the midpoint of which was below the Wall Street consensus of $762m.

Texas Instruments forecast a third-quarter revenue range of $3.21 billion to $3.47 billion, the midpoint of which equals its second-quarter revenue.

The two football pitches in the middle of the vast prison complex were separated by a wire fence, in the midpoint of which was a gate the size of your front door.

That, along with tax reform, has put a spring in management's step: it's now forecasting 4% revenue growth this year, along with adjusted EPS of $2.90 to $3, the midpoint of which would be up 11% from 2017.

b The black dot (A) identifies the midpoint of SII which identifies the mean airway-alveolar interface from both diffusive and convective transports.

At the midpoint of this season, which has already been filled with struggle, the Nets (21-20) have lost five games in a row for the first time in the Jason Kidd era.

The falls are around the midpoint of the Niagara River, which connects two of the Great Lakes, flowing generally south to north from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario and forming the international border.

If are points of a CAT space and is the midpoint of the segment, which we will denote by, then the CAT inequality implies (1.2).

Another study reports that chain scission occurs near the midpoint of the polymer which is caused by the extensional features of the turbulent flow (Lim et al. 2003; Merrill and Horn 1984).

Serial radiograms of the tibia were taken annually from the initial visit until the time of complete physeal closure, which was termed skeletal maturity and defined radiographically as the midpoint of a period during which the length did not change in 2 successive radiographic measurements (Chung et al. 2005).