Sentence examples for the point in time of from inspiring English sources

The person, the new role and the point in time of the startup may all contribute to the poor fit.

The point in time of the shock front arrival t CME was taken from the maximum of the resulting function.

Changes in the process conditions were studied by means of varying plasma power, oxygen pulse length and the point in time of plasma ignition during the ALD cycle.

The core of the tiering is the differentiation of series-related and non-series-related variables, hence the point in time of measuring the variables.

For the purposes of our analyses, it is necessary to initially determine what is considered the point in time of the transition from school into vocational education and training.

Entry into an alternative form of education and training i.e., in this case, school-based education and training has been interpreted as "competing risk" and is then set as right censoring in the relevant cases at the point in time of entry.

Semen evaluation results from these boars were compared for the points in time of −4 and 4 wpi.

There were no obvious variations between the growth curves of different strains of one species (see Fig.  1, the points in time of IMS measurements are indicated).

"We learnt a lot about our group at that point in time of the season, that we can stay in the fight," added the New Zealander.

IC will be defined as the point in time when 5% of the subject's body weight is upon the force plate.

Then we obtained the point in time where the torsion of the hand path was maximal (measured in degrees).