The phrase "after cusp" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing transitions or changes, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The market trends shifted significantly after cusp, indicating a new phase in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "following the peak" or "post-threshold".
This suggests that fast reconnection occurred during the restructuring of the magnetic configuration, resulting in more efficient particle acceleration, while the reconnection slowed after the cusp was completely formed and the magnetic geometry was stabilized.
Dotted line shows a "cusp after smoothing".
Therefore, the presence of a four convection cells pattern in this event is a strong consistent evidence for the occurrence of lobe reconnection along the high-latitude magnetopause tailward of the cusp after the shock arrival (Crooker 1992; Hu et al. 2006; Lu et al. 2011).
For advocates of cold fusion, the new review brings them to the cusp of vindication after years of dismissive ridicule.
Notre Dame (34-3) is on the cusp of redemption after losing to Texas A&M in last year's championship game.
After 12 years, on the cusp of another gulf war, came a sign that the women's ostracism was finally ending.
Newcastle are searching for a seventh coach in less than five years after sacking Scott Miller on the cusp of the new A-League season.
We included in our analysis all teachers currently serving in California schools, from new hires fresh out of school to veterans on the cusp of retirement after 30 or more years.
Three months after the collapse, on the cusp of Christmas, the families were still waiting for much of the promised financial relief, from Cantor Fitzgerald or charities, Mr. Shepard, 50, said.
Delighting the pro-Syracuse crowd of 48,970, the Orange scored on a behind-the-back shot, with quick hits off face-offs and after tight passes to the cusp of the crease.
