Univariate smoothing curves and simple regression models of tibia and patella lead versus age showed a smaller slope among subjects < 55 <span class="lh lhl">years of age, an inflection point at 55 years, and a greater slope at ≥ 55 years.
" 'Look, kid,' " said that actor, Robert Stack, now 78, doing a pretty fair imitation of the Gable inflection after 61 years.
Their prose is usually stillborn, and they rarely get timing right, normally missing inflection points by years.
My experience with academics is they are good at pointing out the excesses in the economy, but miss inflection points by years.
But beyond the economic damage, CEU's departure marks an inflection point after years of democratic decay.
"1999 was a very important year of inflection for technology," said Abby Joseph Cohen, chief United States investment strategist for Goldman , Sachs & Company
There are no inflection points in any year of 1996, 2005 and 2012.
Analyses of smoothing curves and regression lines for tibia and patella lead suggested an inflection point at 55 years of age, with slopes for subjects ≥ 55 years of age that were not only steeper than those of younger subjects but also substantially steeper than those observed for individuals > 55 years of age in studies of predominantly white participants.
Such a slope over even a few years causes inflection points, wild disruptions and, sometimes, an earthquake that leaves permanent change.
She concluded by stating that: "In fact, it seems that Lopez goes out of her way to sing with a little-girl inflection to her 41-year-old pipes.
