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Ms. Burwell called the public display of Republican division a potential "inflection point" that could force a change in their unyielding budget stand.
The study says that financial globalisation has "stalled" and that markets have reached an "inflection point" that could lead to a "Balkanised" structure based on local, rather than global, banking systems.Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, nominated Haruhiko Kuroda to become the next governor of the Bank of Japan.
Whereas some Wall Street observers have argued that the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 — or the failure of the government to prevent its collapse — was the inflection point that led to the fall of global dominoes, Mr. Roubini sees that event as less of a cause of the crisis "than a symptom of its severity".
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From these data, the inflection point that separates both slopes could represent the limits of microvascular autoregulation mechanisms.
Therefore, the consequences of the inflection point that accompanies the abrupt change in the velocity are mitigated and a reliable time varying Doppler shift is obtained.
Asymmetric models can have inflection points that occur at an arbitrary depletion level (Wang and Feng 2016).
You play it so safe that you avoid the inflection points that could toss you back into your work life with new opportunities, batteries recharged.
The solution clearly oscillates for (x<4), and then, as it runs away to infinity, it exhibits a sequence of inflection points that give it a distinct oscillatory character.
As observed in the validation cohort, patient-specific trajectories are not smooth curves, but appear to have inflection points that may correlate with hospital intervention or the onset of infection.
This curve provides unique inflection points that indicate the beginning and the end of the NZ, defined by the maximum and minimum in the second derivative.
