"where as per" is not a proper grammatical construction in English.
Instead, you can use "whereas" or "as per" separately in a sentence. "Whereas" is used to contrast two different ideas or facts, while "as per" is used to describe something according to a certain standard or rule. Example: "Whereas Jack prefers to eat pizza, his sister prefers to eat sushi." Example 2: "As per company policy, all employees must attend the quarterly meeting."
That led to the Sundance Film Festival in January, where, as per the now stock indie filmmaker's fantasy, a smoky, back-room bidding war ensued.
They apologized, renamed the service Panda, and then re-shared the site to Hacker News just a few days ago, where, as per usual it was met with a lot of, ahem, constructive feedback.
An acoustic room environment is simulated using an FIR filter of length N f, where as per conventional approaches, filter coefficients during the flat delay portion are assumed to be zero.
However, unlike the latter, they possess a disordered C-terminal region, a feature that they share with CLOCK and BMAL1 (where it serves the regulation of their activity) as well as PER (where it contains binding sites for kinases and CRY).
Chinese companies now account for more than twenty-five per cent of global robotic-equipment sales, and it's not unusual to come across a Chinese facility where as many as ninety per cent of the tasks are assigned to robots.
For about a half hour, Star II cruised above a seafloor that was gradually sloping downward, in an area where — as in more than ninety per cent of the ocean — no one had ever been.
This is roughly five times lower than the density of BR in the haloarchaeal cell, where as many as 600 000 molecules per cell are distributed on a surface of 15 μm.
However, there are plausible conditions where as many as 54 clusters per arm would be required to detect an effect.> -wrap-foot> tabletable shows the number of clusters required in each arm to detect a range of potential effect sizes.
Analgesia was provided where necessary, as per unit protocol, to ensure that each participant was able to breathe deeply and comfortably.
Speed should not be your first priority instead you should practice on where to go slow and where not to as per the demand of the beats.
If you fail to meet a part in your timetable, (i.e. you oversleep) don't try and catch up with your timetable, just continue from where you are as per normal.
