The phrase "abrupt tip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden or unexpected piece of advice or information.
Example: "During the meeting, she gave us an abrupt tip that changed our entire approach to the project."
Alternatives: "sudden advice" or "unexpected suggestion".
Leaves are simple, opposite in arrangement, narrowly elliptic, apiculate (with abrupt slender tip) and smaller than that of other Rhizophora species.
Disk Flower: 3--40; corolla funnel-shaped to tubular, white, pink, lavender, or yellow, limb +- palmately expanded in peripheral flowers, lobes erect or spreading; anther tip awn-like; style branches 0.8--2.5 0.8--2.5 0.8--2.5--1.3 mm.; colored bappendagee each present or not, lobes 5; anther base +- rounded; style-branch appendage lanceolate or short-triangular with abrupt point 0.3--1.3 0.3--1.3 0.3--1.3
This calculation is strongly influenced by another possibility: abrupt, nonlinear climate change -- "tipping points". For example, global warming might cause a breakdown in ocean circulation, leading to major climate shocks.
Scientists from the Stockholm Resilience Center, the University of Copenhagen, Australian National University and the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research said it is likely that if a critical threshold is crossed, several tipping points will lead to abrupt change.
Upon scanning the surface with the STM tip, an irreversible, abrupt change in the chirality of some of the molecules was observed.
Best reason for tipping no one for 2012: The abrupt disappearance of every band hotly tipped for 2011, from Mona to Viva Brother.
Soil ecosystem shifts are abrupt changes that occur at "tipping points" and have long-lasting effects on the landscape and both the biotic and abiotic structure of the soil.
At the same time, an abrupt change of direction of the catheter tip in the epidural needle tip make it difficult to insert the catheter.
