Sentence examples for identified a turning point from inspiring English sources

The analysis of variograms' parameters identified a turning point in landscape structure constellation, occurring at a removal of nearly 50% of the tree elements, in correspondence of a 21% reduction in heterogeneity and a 20% reduction in elements connectivity.

Suzuki identifies a turning point of his life as winning his high school's student presidential election.

In hindsight, The Nude can be identified as a turning point for the incipient sexual revolution of the 60s.

The failure of the TUC to to take decisive action in support of the miners is identified as a turning point, the film arguing convincingly it was the unions en masse that were Thatcher's real target.

In his affidavit, Zabriskie identified as a turning point a conversation with Canadian cyclist Michael Barry and his American wife Dede, also a professional cyclist.

The assignment was for the arrayed students to identify a turning point in their lives.

IN A war where the balance of advantage appears to shift from one side to the other almost every day, identifying a turning point is bound to be risky.

Speaking last week by phone from Australia, where he'd just boarded a plane to make his way to Los Angeles, Parker identified "Currents" as a turning point in his career.

Ortved quotes Brent Forrester, a writer and producer on the show, who identifies the episode as a turning point in the series' history: The conventional wisdom is that the show changed after the monorail episode, written by Conan O'Brien.

Appleby recorded the comments of Morrison in a video diary just days after the visit, identifying the incident as a turning point in camp tensions.

Souza identifies the carnival incident as a turning point in his battle to save endangered species in this dwindling patch of Atlantic rainforest in which he has made his home.