Sentence examples for shifted inflection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bowie has sung many of these songs countless times, but with a shifted inflection here and a sly gesture there he made clear that he was still thinking through them, bringing them into the here and now.

However, the dispersion curves are not simply scaled, Lorentzian profiles with shifted inflection frequencies, but are distinctly non-Lorentzian [9].

Theirs is an easygoing kind of beauty that is not fixated on turning back time, but exists firmly in each shifting inflection of womanhood.

His gestures seemed awkwardly mechanical, his inflections shifted at odd moments.

With each take, Reubens shifted emphasis and emotional inflection, offering up different flavors of ham here, unexpected subtlety there.

In the study of temperature dependences of electrical resistivity, it was found that temperature inflection has shifted toward higher temperatures in composites with GNP (UV/O3).

Most notably, both inflection points were shifted to much lower lipid concentrations, with the SOL and SAT boundaries appearing at 0.9 and 3.3 mM lipid, respectively.

The binding of the MBD to CpG- and random sequence-containing DNA shows a similar salt dependence except that the inflection points are shifted to lower KCl concentrations.

These asymmetries are also structured, being lower at intermediate GC3 and higher especially at high GC3, albeit the patterns are not symmetrical, shifted as they are towards an inflection point at about 0.7 GC3.

Making little attempt to shift his vocal inflections or sell the anachronistic dialogue ("Who's bad? Sinbad")., Pitt's bland beefcake performance only takes you out of the film's mythical, ancient world.

A graphical method is proposed to analyze this problem, with the inflection point of composite curve shifted.