Sentence examples for cusp I from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to find the cusp, I would say," said Hagle.

"We're right on the cusp, I think, of an extraordinary revitalization of the churches in this country".

Writing down the answers, speaking them out loud as if I were on a stage talking to 250,000 other baby boomers on the cusp, I realized I have a consciousness to raise: my own.

Molars are lophodont and unilaterally hypsodont, with thick crests and crestiform but recognizable cusps (i.e., lophs meet cusps at their apices, and hypoconids and hypocones are slightly tilted and internally placed on the crown).

We agree with Averianov's [12] assessment that the central cusp is not one of the primary tribosphenic cusps (i.e., the protocone, paracone, or metacone), but do not think that this implies that the central cusp is an entirely new feature.

A detailed comparison of the data from particle spectrometers onboard the spacecraft and the 630 nm aurora image data demonstrates that the ion precipitation in the young cusp aurora (i.e., second auroral structure) had a high energy flux, whereas that in the old cusp aurora (i.e., first auroral structure) had a very low energy flux.

Notice that (varphi _0) is not (C^1) at (varvec{r}=0) but has a cusp there, i.e. begin{aligned} varvec{nabla }varphi _0 varvec{r}) = -frac{varvec{r}}{r} e^{-r} end{aligned} (19.9 so that the limit of the derivative ar (varvec{r}=0) is directionally dependent.

"I do remember being on the cusp and I do remember scoreboard watching," catcher Mike Stanley said.

For now, let's focus on a band on the cusp - I hope - of breaking out in an industry in need of break-out, original talent.

"I am 29, on the cusp of what I want to do, and I have cancer again," Ms. Pollack wrote on Nov. 26.

Serena and Venus were different, and I, on the cusp of what I thought was a burgeoning tennis career, felt different too.