Sentence examples similar to starting juncture from inspiring English sources

But it was Atkins who stood out in some of the most critical junctures, including starting a decisive run midway through the fourth quarter that delivered the Mystics the lead for good.

Strain energy release rates for delamination in these laminates indicated that delamination would likely start at the juncture of the tapered and thin regions and grow unstably in both directions.

The two-day EU summit starting today in Brussels comes a critical juncture.

We focused on the juncture between finishing one drink and starting another because pilot work suggested that cued habit tendencies (to continue drinking) can feasibly override a priori intentions (to leave after one drink) at this point.

However, adding yet another label and starting a terminological debate may be unhelpful at this juncture.

The primitive root of left mesocolon was incised from bottom to top, starting at the promontory and arriving at the duodenojejunal juncture.

By the end Manchester United were being bullied off the ball and had lost control of possession but, at this early juncture, they exuded an increasing aura of authority which was starting to depress the Gallowgate End.

At a particularly sodden juncture, Dizzy started to make a knocking noise.

Radloff: Yes, at that juncture we started an allied organization to contain new skills and a new culture.

Even at this juncture, before there's been any bloodshed or torture, I'm already starting to reconsider my decision to apply for voluntary redundancy and retrain as a bulk drug dealer.

That is, starting from a traditional strategy map, "re-project" the map so that it emanates from the juncture of a failed strategy node.