Sentence examples for characteristic inflection from inspiring English sources

As the aetiology of breast cancer is believed to be different in pre-menopausal and post-menopausal women with a characteristic inflection around the age of menopause [ 4, 23], we further fitted separate models for women younger than 50 years and women at least 50 years of age at the time of diagnosis [ 24].

But Mr. Faddis reshaped his playing in Davis's image: not copying exact solos but capturing both Davis's nearly vibrato-free tone and his characteristic inflections.

The system deploys the innovative technique of audio formatting to increase the band-width of aural communication; changes in voice characteristic and inflection combined with appropriate use of non-speech auditory icons are used throughout the user interface to create the equivalent of spatial layout, fonts, and graphical icons so important in the visual interface.

The results of this study show that predictions of breakthrough curve characteristics (first inflection point time, peak arrival time and peak concentration) for groundwater flow speeds with orders of magnitude smaller than that at which a test is conducted can sometimes be determined even more accurately than the fracture and matrix parameters.

Wilting point of various species is known to be affected by the factors such as soil clay content, soil organic matter, slope of soil water characteristic curve at inflection point (i.e., s index) and fractal dimension.

The isotherm of the mesoporous molecular sieve exhibits a sharp inflection characteristic of capillary condensation within uniform pores, where the P/P0 position of the inflection point is related to the diameter of the pore.

These images were worked in smooth, deeply rounded, and sensuously emphatic styles derived from Indian art but with varying inflections characteristic of each region and time.

Remarkably, the Chinese version of Mr Rashid's speech shared the characteristic tones and inflections of his own voice.Que?Though the three systems are quite different, each faces the same problems.

As all FORS spectra of the five red pigments are different and characteristic (Figure 1), the inflection points can be used to characterize each pigment.

Melodies tend to undulate and often feature a descending inflection; rhythmic characteristics include frequent changes of metre and the use of syncopation.

All the curves are different and inflection points are characteristic of each pigment.