Sentence examples for as the juncture from inspiring English sources

Many residents pointed to last weekend as the juncture when they reached their exasperation saturation point.

Famous as the juncture between Asia and Europe, Istanbul is also the meeting point of the climate systems of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, which means that a diverse plant life complements its rich history.

As the juncture area of the sky and the road area, the vanishing line always appears as a longer line.

FPP is the most ubiquitous of the three isoprenoid diphosphate building blocks, as it resides at the juncture of bifurcating branches of the general isoprenoid biosynthetic pathway leading to both primary and secondary metabolites.

It seemed, in the days after 9/11, as though we stood at the juncture of many possible futures.

Their painterly intensity and formal composition derive from Henri Cartier-­Bresson's definition of photography as "the decisive moment," the juncture of maximal effect and maximal information.

But while draft papers listing possible sanctions against Iran circulate at the U.N. Security Council — the French are reportedly recommending action to cut off Iranian gasoline imports, the Americans avoiding it — the Russians seem to see the juncture as one where the Obama administration is susceptible to maximum pressure.

Placing such limits, however, serves to exhibit what Kant considers to be the authentic religious meaning of these doctrines, i.e., their bearing upon the moral freedom of human agents and the moral destiny of the human species as the unique juncture of freedom and nature.

Union Station will also serve as the main juncture for rail travel in the metro area, at the completion of FasTracks.

They ranged from one as simple as creating better padding for the junctures between prostheses and amputees' residual limbs to one as complex as using nanoparticles infinitesimally small specks of matter to better diagnose and treat cancer.

Moreover, latent tensions between institutional change dynamics according to such domains are linked together when institutional factors force deliberate organizational responses that inevitably involve cross-functional integration (a2), as that juncture revealing organizational tensions is more obvious and salient.