Sentence examples for decisive rupture from inspiring English sources
This "theory of the break," which held that Marx's early work was Hegelian and ideological and that, after a decisive rupture in 1845 and then a long period of transition between 1845 1857, his work became recognizably Marxist and scientific, would seem to indicate that all one has to do to understand Marx's philosophy is to read this mature work.
The geometry of the penis, simplified as differential geometrical body, the velocity of stress, and the sort of stress that means tension, pressure, buckling, bending, or thrust, are of decisive importance for a penis rupture [ 9].
Therefore, some mechanical parameters, such as microtubule buckling and rupturing, playing a decisive role in force equilibrium and rearrangement of cytoskeleton could be temporarily neglected in the current study.
Collagen fibres are common components of atherosclerotic plaques, and their ability to strengthen fibrous caps can be a decisive factor for stable or rupture-prone vulnerable lesions [1].
Tonoplast rupture is regarded as the decisive moment during plant PCD in which cytoplasmic streaming stops and the cell is considered dead [ 2, 18, 20]; more recently, tonoplast rupture has also been coined as the process of 'mega-autophagy' by van Doorn and Woltering (2005) [ 20].
Decisive "no" to bailout could lead to a rupture with Europe and endanger key funding.
Transferred to clinical practice, these data suggest that the hinge pin is an asset, but not the decisive parameter, and it cannot avoid cracking and rupture of the opposite cortex in cases of larger correction angles.
One decisive criteria for increased risk of secondary ACL rupture or postoperative residual positive pivot shift, or, Two secondary criteria for increased risk of secondary ACL rupture or postoperative residual positive pivot shift including history, clinical or imaging signs, or patient profile.
Sarkozy calls change "rupture".
