Sentence examples for a certain turning point from inspiring English sources

When a certain turning point is reached, dominant design rules have a pronounced net negative impact on the performance of collaborative architectural innovation projects.

For TB-ADM, ρ T sharply reduces when c increases from 0; after a certain turning point (at c∗≃0. 17) which corresponds to the fastest convergence rate, ρ T steadily increases.

The indispensable individual rises at certain turning points in the history of a country or company.

"Most advances in the history of science have been marked by discoveries about nature," he recently observed, "but at certain turning points we have made discoveries about science itself".

"There is always a turning point when a certain form of culture is seen as toxic and unacceptable," Jordan told the Guardian.

It was a turning point for a certain generation: the fading, Blu-Tack'd Snoopy posters were ripped down from the bedroom wall, the teddy bears and dolls pushed firmly to the back of the wardrobe, childish things put away once and for all.

John Cameron, second assistant director on the film, would later remark, "I see Crimewave as a real turning point in a certain way, because if you survived that experience, nothing in the business could ever be as hard again".

According to Figure 18, we have found a turning point at In a certain region below this value, there exist for any two different positive solutions.

To what extent were certain events turning points – such as the People's Revolt in East Germany on 17 June 1953, construction of the Berlin Wall on 13 August 1961 or indeed the grand coalition in Bonn, where between 1966 and 1969 the conservative CDU/CSU parties and the Social Democrat SPD formed a coalition government in Bonn?

"It was a big turning point".

Nonetheless, it is a significant turning point.