Sentence examples for a inflection from inspiring English sources

We have reached a inflection point in Homo sapiens sapiens story where living dynamics and social relationships that were once obligatory have become niceties.

The 2016 race probably saw a inflection point this week when Hillary imitated Ginger Rogers dancing backwards in heels better than Astaire.

If the IFS curve has a inflection point at X= h, the feature set that played a key role in allergenicity would be S o p t i m a l = f 1 ′, f 2 ′, ⋯, f h ′.

A gesture, an inflection, a tone or phrase that unlocks a world.

"We humankind find ourselves at an inflection point, a critical threshold," Sexton has written.

"We are at an inflection point as a city and as a country," he said.

Some choices typified a significant trend; others marked a peak of achievement or an inflection point.

She didn't want that, an inflection of mutual sympathy, a comradeship.

But an inflection does not mean a transformation.

A point where the second derivative of a function changes sign is called an inflection point.

In 2006, a Texan named Edgar Valdez Villarreal was at an inflection point in his drug-smuggling career.