Sentence examples for over the cusp from inspiring English sources

What efficiency boosters really hope is that they can push things over the cusp of the curve, to the point where more efficiency translates into less consumption.

They are averaged over the cusp region defined here by latitude range from 70.0°N to 82.5°N and MLT from 0600 to 1800 hours.

Boracay is a lazy place, and its downside is that it is on the cusp of over-development.

The evaluated filters include the Cusp, one-over-F (1/F), and pseudo-Gaussian filters.

Hanging on every shot will be the Capitals' owner, Ted Leonsis, who is now also on the cusp of taking over the city's other franchise in need of rejuvenating, the Wizards.

What, in the frantic year leading up to the nomination of a Presidential candidate, look like mass movements that are on the cusp of taking over a party often turn out to be nothing more than gyrations in the polls, even if they are extended ones, or the inflation of one noisy slice of the electorate that gets disproportionate media attention.

The move offers a window on the political savvy of Mr. Xi, who, despite a recent two-week absence from public view that raised questions about his health, is on the cusp of taking over as China's supreme leader at a party congress that officials announced Friday would begin Nov. 8.

Although such large cusps which stand away from the tooth had been shown to contain an extension of the pulp, superimposition of the image of the cusp over the main tooth made it difficult to determine the extent of pulp tissue in the anomalous cusp.

He argued that the press is already "on the cusp of being over-regulated".

Below this region, the whistler-mode hiss spreads over the polar cusp ionosphere where low energy electron precipitation produces ionospheric irregularities.

UPDATE: D.S. hired someone near the cusp, just over 5-foot-5.