Sentence examples for beyond a specific point from inspiring English sources

A regime switch from accommodate to squeeze becomes optimal when US shale grows beyond a specific point.

He drew from European music what techniques he wished while experimenting with tone clusters, microtonal intervals, and elements of chance in music (in one bassoon part he directs the player to play whatever he wants beyond a specific point).

The conductivity rises linearly with increasing surfactant concentration until it reaches a specific point beyond which conductivity changes its slope and increases linearly with lower slope.

But the attitude among reporters seems to be that religion is somewhat off limits in political discourse these days, particularly beyond the broadest identifiers, unless it's relevant to a specific point in a debate--about banning abortion, for example.

"Instead, there is a range of interest rates being charged at a specific point in time for a specific price".

Such charts are maps of the stars in the sky at a specific point on Earth at a specific time.

It's designed to extract and alter DNA at a specific point in a specific gene.

Or have a specific point of view on marriage equality.

Many influencers have a very specific point of view.

In today's obsession with risk management, where there is a constant preoccupation to be able to predict risks associated with our environment, the economy, our societies, etc., can designers liberate the design process from such instrumentality and indeed conceptualize far beyond specific points of environmental inefficiencies in existing products, services, buildings or spaces?

A few specific points: 1.