Sentence examples for by turning point from inspiring English sources

In most measurements, breakthrough time was determined by turning point of pressure difference or first drop of pore fluid in separator.

The benefits are also outlined in a new report published this month by Turning Point, NHS Alliance and National Voices called Raising The Bar.

Alcohol has been recognised as Australia's worst drug problem for more than 50 years by the Foundation of Alcohol Research and Education (Fare), and supported by Turning Point historical data.

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Stages are distinguished by turning points (or inflection points), denoting acceleration after deceleration at the end of each S-shaped segment, the local minima of the corresponding incidence curves.

The progression of a terminal illness is often highly non-linear by nature and generally does not present as a steady decline over time but rather as periods of relative stability marked by turning points of acute decline.

Systems with single localized defects are first considered; these provide physical insights and make clear that the phenomenon is governed by a turning point mathematical problem.

It is worth noting that unlike the n =3 m family of AGNRs which are semiconducting, the n =3 m +1 AGNRs family could lead to a semiconductor-metal-semiconductor transition at ϵ =8% due to the subband spacing effect [26], as displayed by the turning point in Figure 2b.

As written by Ripley, the movie has a building "accretion of moments" that sneak up on the viewer, and by the middle turning point, it has utterly grabbed us.

Ahern's departure and replacement as Prime Minister by Brian Cowen proved a turning point for Lenihan.

By then the key turning point in the struggle against apartheid had occurred.