Sentence examples for * cusp in from inspiring English sources

Miles Davis's music was on a cusp in 1962.

"People believe we are at the cusp in the turn in the cycle," Mr. Bove said.

Australian pop phenomenon Sia Furler has ridden the fame cusp in an awkward position – one buttock on, one buttock off – for the best part of a decade.

It's easy to put aside a worker's complaint, in other words, when you're on the cusp — in reality or in the imagination — of leaving that life behind and saving up for an iPhone of your own.

Signed in January 2015 Juan Cuadrado (Fiorentina, £23.3m) 5th 31pts What they need Palace are on the cusp in terms of meeting Premier League own financial fair play regulations and may have to move out players.

Fig. 6 Cusp in caustic (left).

However, in all instances, both in the cusp and in the auroral zone, the highest probability of phase scintillation occurrence is on epoch day 0, i.e., just after the arrival of CIRs or ICMEs.

The paraconid, metaconid (both cusps in the trigonid), and entoconid (a cusp in the talonid) are lower than in Paratriaenops auritus.

The protoconid, one of the main cusps in the trigonid, is the highest cusp, but is only slightly higher than the hypoconid (a cusp in the talonid); in living Madagascan Triaenops and Paratriaenops, the protoconid is substantially higher than the hypoconid.

The phase scintillation, mapped as a function of magnetic latitude and magnetic local time, occurs predominantly on the dayside in the cusp and in the nightside auroral oval.

Mapped as a function of magnetic latitude and magnetic local time, phase scintillation and cycle slips occur predominantly on the dayside in the cusp and in the nightside auroral oval.