Sentence examples for hinge points from inspiring English sources

It points to numerous "hinge points" that proved critical in the evolution of the program and relations between North Korea and the United States.

Bending of the neural plate at paired dorsolateral hinge points (DLHPs) is required for neural tube closure in the spinal region of the mouse embryo.

The point it conveyed was simple: there had really been just two hinge points in French cooking — Carême's early-nineteenth-century revolution, and Michel Guérard's twentieth-century one — and both had come from pastry cooks escaping the limits of pastry.

We show that the NNRTI binding pocket (NNIBP) is proximal to the hinge points for this essential motion, and NNRTIs therefore act as "molecular wedges," sterically blocking the full range of motion.

The first set of controllers sense the deck׳s position (pitch angle and heave, or pitch angle alone), whilst the second set (which are mechanical controllers) sense the vertical velocity of the flap hinge points.

Yet paleontologists discovered two transitional forms of mammal-like reptiles, called therapsids, that had a double jaw joint (i.e., two hinge points side by side)—one joint consisting of the bones that persist in the mammalian jaw and the other composed of the quadrate and articular bones, which eventually became the hammer and anvil of the mammalian ear.

Hold the cupped lower shell in your palm with the pointed bit of the oyster – the hinge – pointing towards you.

We have arrived at a hinge point in sports.

The nature of warfare is nearing another "hinge point" attributable to the advance of technology.

The hinge point at the interface between HSP101 protomers 3 and 4 is indicated.

Make no mistake, this is a hinge point in British politics.