Sentence examples for apparent inflection from inspiring English sources

For this type of landscape indices, there are no apparent inflection points for effects of grain size.

There is no apparent inflection point in the curve and the curve is curved upward smoothly, indicating that the internal molecular structure of heavy oil gradually changes during the cooling process and no obvious phase transformation point occurs.

The 97 % sequence similarity level appears to lie near an apparent inflection point on most of the diversity measure curves.

These trends, in particular the lack of any apparent negative inflection point during the entire 2-week period of school closure, suggest that the effect of the intervention was not substantial.

Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune said, "Drake's increasing mastery of not just rhyme, but tone and inflection is readily apparent".

Christie's influence was apparent in the minute vocal inflections: the word salce, or "willow," occurs more than a dozen times, and Yoncheva kept coloring it a little differently, as if it were a memento she was turning over in her hands.

Vegh gave every phrase of these warhorses an inflection that was not apparent on the page but that he seemed to have imbibed with his mother's milk.

Hence, the inflection points are more apparent for smaller values of M0 u and vanish for larger values of M0 u.

There is also an apparent decrease in Nef prior to the second inflection point in which median Nef drops to ≈2700 955% CI = 404 36,628).

Meanwhile, the inflection point in the mudline becomes less apparent with the increasing gas production rate and gas temperature in the production pipe has almost no increase with the production time increasing to some extent.

Inflection, mood and meaning are all much more apparent in person than over the phone, and certainly more than in an e-mail.