Sentence examples for at a cusp from inspiring English sources

We are at a cusp point in medical generations.

Today that city is "at a cusp moment," said Zane Fischer, cultural columnist of The Santa Fe Reporter, an alternative weekly.

What you are seeing is that cognitive computing is at a cusp where it's knocking on the door of potentially mainstream applications".

"I don't think that behavioral targeting is something that we should eliminate, but I do think that we're at a cusp of a new era, and the kinds of information that companies share and have today is nothing like we'll see 10 years from now," Professor Turow said.

"I think he sees that we are at a cusp of philosophical changes in the Legislature and across the state over what we've been doing the past few years with accountability and whether there's been any worthwhile gain from all the testing we've done," said Joe Smith, a former superintendent and an education community fixture who runs the Web site TexasISD.com, a clearinghouse of school-related news.

At a CUSP meeting in early 2004, one member, Rachel Mundy, suggested that they produce a magazine.

The method of matched asymptotic expansions requires different boundary or internal layers at a cusp-like absorbing window than at an absorbing window which is cut from a smooth reflecting boundary (see [43 46]).

It means that for those values of (ell)'s, (h(partial D_ell )) has a smooth boundary at (h z_0)), and for the other values of (ell)'s, (h(partial D_ell )) has a cusp at (h z_0)).

Typically, although not always, the period doubling curves extended to a cusp at zero frequency in the amplitude vs frequency bifurcation diagram.

ρ versus T curve shows a cusp at T ρ. ρ decreases rapidly below T ρ.

ρ versus T curve shows a cusp at T ρ.   c.