Sentence examples for implied inflection from inspiring English sources
I can't help but wonder about that question mark at the end of his second sentence and the manifold meanings the implied inflection condenses.
The experimental study in the present paper implies that the inflection point on the force-indentation curve may be an indicator of damage initiation inside pouch cells under indentation.
The conductivity titration curves of other samples were similar with that of the ethanol sulfite pretreated sample, but the volumes of alkali required to reach the two inflection points "A" and "B" were different, which implied that the amount of sulfonic group and weak acid groups in these samples was different.
Yo the ultimate, all-purpose exclamation, which, depending on inflection, can imply marvellousness or wonderment.
After Javid's appointment to DCMS, a number of of cultural figures were heard referring to him as "that banker", with the inflection that implies the word's familiar derisive rhyme.
It is implied but not made explicit that this heterogeneous temperature dependence predicts the 200 K inflection using data obtained 100 degrees above it.
Mica, whose accent allows for little in the way of inflection, showed her admirable sense of timing by punctuating the conversation with simple sentences delivered in a manner that implied authority or indifference, or both.
The asterisks were implied.
Its departure implied death.
Sex is occasionally implied.
