Sentence examples for An inflection point from inspiring English sources

Recently, my company, Snowflake, partnered with Harvard Business Review Analytic Services to conduct a survey of 729 Harvard Business Review readers for a report titled "An Inflection Point For The Data-Driven Enterprise". We found that nearly half of businesses perform "descriptive analytics," in which they use static and backward-looking data, measuring what happened.

An inflection point has been reached.

An inflection point in policy is a tricky time to be Fed chairman.

An inflection point in the P T curve of hydrate phase equilibria was found.

An inflection point appears in the trend line of predicted surface roughness when the ratio approaches to 0.5.

An inflection point on the behaviour of MOSFET over wide range of temperatures (T) influences performance of both analog and digital circuits.

An inflection point in his research came with the 2008 financial crisis; he has since turned his attention to topics in financial stability, including the regulation of systemic risk and the activities of complex financial institutions.

An inflection point came in early October, at the end of Golden Week, when social media posts showing emptied shopping bags, luggage searches and snaking lines at airport customs checks suggested that the state was cracking down on the practice known as daigou, when Chinese travelers buy high-end merchandise on trips abroad and sell the items at a profit after they return home.

An inflection point, as Andy Grove would call it.

An inflection point in growth as the network effect sets in and adoption takes off.

An inflection point takes place at approximately 4.4 MJ-ABE/kg-fuel of preheating, using OAL without energy integration.