Sentence examples for by inflection from inspiring English sources
More realistic adsorption isotherms are frequently characterized by inflection points in their courses.
But Ms. Bennett, a two-time Oliver-award winner, is no mere Garland imitator, though she exactly replicates Garland's singing style, inflection by inflection.
Harold Pinter, who drilled Mr. Sands exactingly (and, it would seem, inflection by inflection, pause by pause) in interpreting his poetry.
(He once called a Cubs game from the Wrigley Field bleachers). He dismissed criticism that he was a homer, insisting that he was often at odds with those on the home team he scorned, by word or by inflection.
Syntactic coherence is not created by word order but by inflection of verbs (changes in word form that mark grammatical categories such as tense) and case marking on nouns.
Like Hindi, Marāṭhī has lost most of its inflectional system to indicate case, using instead postpositions (like prepositions, only following the word) with an oblique "case" to serve the function originally filled by inflection.
And though the N-word is older than this nation, and by inflections and its interjection meant to inflict irreparable harm, some say, the time has now come to cast it aside.
15 The TROG-E is a test of receptive language that assesses comprehension of grammatical contrasts marked by inflections, function words and word order.
There's no flamboyance or manneristic excess in his performance; he simply spins along in his own snug groove, daring to do too little, building Jung gesture by gesture, inflection by carefully shaded inflection.
In a recent study we solved this dilemma by comparing the raw spectral signals, quantifiable by major inflection points on a wavelength scale, from different flowers whose pollinators were known from direct observation.
Importantly, the tumour shifts from being mainly non-resistant to resistant at σ ≈ 2 s, which is reflected by the inflection point in the trajectory of the median (indicated by point B in Figure 2A,B).
