In a steadily subsiding basin in which accommodation balances sediment flux, the depth of a eustatic lowstand determines the paleo-depth of the deepest clinoform inflection point and the seaward limit of the erosional transgressive surface, whereas the duration of a lowstand controls the amount of progradation that takes place.
Their energy comes from deep within, their gestures and inflections are as surprising as they are sharply, painfully expressive.
Evidently, this crisis, whatever its short-term outcome, is but an inflection of a much deeper and more complex one, a crisis of political representation with roots in a declining economy.
Salem, 66-years-old then, spoke with a deep baritone, and, much like actor James Earl Jones, the inflection of his rich voice conveyed as much as the English he spoke fluently.
With the heating length increasing, heavy oil is heated from a deeper depth and oil temperature is increased to inflection temperature earlier.
Most of the performers echoed the inflections of Mr. Helm's singing, with its deep Southern memories in every unvarnished phrase.
Jennifer Nettles, Sugarland's singer, is solid country, with a Deep South accent and the cutting tone and tense, bluesy inflections of singers like Loretta Lynn and Kitty Wells.
Then things start to need focus and depth, and that's when that first inflection point of H.R. really hits — when you need specialists who go deep and know how to manage people and can build a team around a particular discipline, whether it's merchandising or sourcing.
