Sentence examples for particular inflection from inspiring English sources

Why should shame be the particular inflection of poverty in this late enlightened age?

He asked, with no particular inflection, whether Berg had seen her cameo in "Furious 7".

But they are secret admirers of this particular inflection point in the pageant of democracy, and many are surreptitiously beside themselves with excitement.

In its preceding quarter, Box's net loss grew by a mere few million, implying that the company could be nearly past that particular inflection point.

Two particular inflections set her apart from any other interpreter of this really hard role.

In particular, an inflection point in the temperature versus mixture fraction profile is observed near the soot region which highlights the effects of radiative cooling.

"But [that stereotyping] takes on a particular ideological inflection during the Cold War when you get the association [with] not just Russia but also Soviet communism".

Here and there you find particular cultural inflections, as in Jaishri Abichandani's absorbing series of small, sumptuous photographs depicting young and hip Indians in India and in New York; but the pictures are as indebted to the snapshot candor of the contemporary photographer Nan Goldin as they are to anything specifically Asian.

As we pointed out before, one major drawback of potential growth methodology is that real-time estimates are prone to large revisions when additional information is incorporated, in particular after cyclical inflection points.

But according to the Norwegian philosopher Lars Svendsen, author of A Philosophy of Boredom, boredom comes to take on a particular and possibly darker inflection with modernity.

Finally, we note that both curves in Fig. 2 are quite similar, and, in particular, they have an inflection point at γ=−0.85.