Sentence examples for cusp into from inspiring English sources

Here's the thing about us children, Fern: After about 12 years old, and until our own children cusp into their teenage years, parents exist primarily to embarrass us.

Transforming a small, low peripheral cusp into a centrally located, large cusp must be accomplished by shifting the initiation of that cusp earlier in ontogeny.

Increasing specialization for grazing resulted in fusion of the cusps into ridges (lophs), thus teeth of this kind are called lophodont.

"This usually meant a diminished focus on the students that [needed] attention the most and increased focus on bumping students who were on the cusps into the proficiency and above proficiency levels.

The Maalouf family on the cusp and into the first decades of the 20th century is a challenging and charming blend of Catholics, Protestants, open thinkers and Freemasons, and sometimes a satisfyingly incongruent combination of two or more of these affiliations.

The central challenge for the field of tissue engineering is that this opening sentence could have been written at any time in the last two decades and it is essential that we advance beyond the cusp and into the realm of actual broad scale clinical adoption of the innovative solutions described herein.

Mild prolapse was identified when less than a third of the cusp prolapsed into the LVOT in the latter half to third of diastole, moderate prolapse was identified when the whole cusp could be visualised prolapsing throughout diastole forming a slight curve and severe prolapse was identified when the cusp was visualised prolapsing throughout diastole forming an obvious 'C' shape.

If your horse has a toothache, or the teeth have worn down unevenly and there is a sharp cusp digging into the cheek or tongue, then the horse will drop food out of her mouth.

Aortic valve prolapse (AVP) is a common echocardiographic finding that has been defined as downward displacement of cuspal material below a line joining the points of attachment of the aortic valve (AoV) leaflets [ 1], such that one or more cusps billows into the left ventricle during diastole.

A. Yes, we stand on the cusp of moving into 2014 with a step change.

Braylon Edwards, the wide receiver, said, "There's not too many losses we can have and still be on the cusp of getting into the playoffs".