Sentence examples for of inflection points from inspiring English sources

What were some other important leadership lessons you've learned? A. There were a couple of inflection points.

We explicitly characterize curve families whose members have the required interpolating properties and possess a minimal number of inflection points.

"I would write about him being the guy who, at these sort of inflection points that every business faces, seems to show up with ideas that are original and thoughtful and attuned to the moment".

Here an improved curvature quantification determined the distributions of segment frequency, segment lengths, angles between segments, frequency of inflection points, relative inflection point locations, and overall angle changes for each fringe for three soots and a carbon black.

It is demonstrated analytically and numerically that both optimisation and eigenvalue approaches converge to the same outcome, even though the optimisation approach may converge more slowly owing to the large number of inflection points.

A number of inflection points of interest are denoted by alphabetic characters.

Today, Jamaica Bay has reached a kind of inflection point, poised between what it is and what it could become.

The world seems to be at some form of inflection point with a big shift in demand.

Erik Brynjolfsson, an economics professor at M.I.T. and co-author of the book "Race Against the Machine," argues that we have reached a sort of inflection point in productivity growth.

The evening, organized by Give India — a service that unites potential donors and the needy — proceeded with the somewhat frequent use of "inflection point" and "ecosystem" and, one of India's favorite alliterations, "demographic dividend".

Dr Jonathan Simon of Inflection Point recently tested this claim by looking at 14 countries in a report commissioned by the BBC, assessing the relative strength of their public and private media.