Sentence examples for when at the midpoint from inspiring English sources

When, at the midpoint of the book, climbing Chick meets tottering Tom, all kinds of drama seem in prospect.

Oligonucleotide primers were 30 35 nucleotides long and were designed to include the correcting nucleotide (when needed) at the midpoint.

αB-Crystallin has previously been reported to inhibit αSyn aggregation, when added even at the midpoint of sigmoidal assembly curves, and it was hypothesized that the chaperone acts by stabilizing monomeric or prefibrillar species (25,26).

But when Mr. King was at the midpoint of his research, Mr. Geffen abruptly broke off contact with the author and said he was writing a salacious book and not a serious one.

Our interview got a little dark at the midpoint, when I told Leve that, despite my admiration for the book, I worried about her mother's feelings.

The minimum simulated E s is achieved when the relay is located at the midpoint between source and destination node.

When the same fault occurs at the midpoint of the transmission line 2~3, the simulation results are shown in Figs. 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17.

It shows that when the relay is placed at the midpoint of two source nodes, TWRT consumes less energy than OWRT and DT.

Those in the MLIA group had lower coronal width values at IE and at the midpoint when compared to those in the control groups (p ≤ 0.0001), Table 3.

When she and Mary cross paths at the midpoint of the novel, they are divided not only by the significant difference in their material circumstances, but also by the lens that defines them as photographer and subject.

In page 463 [9], the authors left the reader an exercise: "The fundamental tone of a stretched string of given uniform tension along which a given mass has been distributed is lowest when the entire mass is concentrated at the midpoint".