Sentence examples for sudden inflection from inspiring English sources
(iii) The TG-DSC thermogram of the perchlorato- complex (1) showed a sharp sudden inflection at 218°C with a mass loss; 94.13% via a very strong endothermic process (ΔH = 830.2 J/g); a phenomenon related to ClO4‾ complexes [16] (Table 3).
As a powerful, switch-hitting technologist and economist, he is able to peg the steady expansion of chip speeds and bandwidth to sudden business-inflection points — those dramatic moments when a new business model dethrones the old.
Perceivers only rarely receive explicit reports about another person's thoughts, feelings, or desires and must instead interpret ambiguous hints about the hidden inner workings of other minds: for example, attempting to uncover the possible significance of an eyebrow raise, sidelong glance, vocal inflection, or sudden departure.
Perhaps you will end up far from a research bench, doing satisfying work in a career that all began thanks to a career inflection point and a sudden, unexpected thrust in another direction.
The sudden, right-angled thrust of a career inflection point may require even more creativity and idea generation than your research work requires, and it's in an area of your life where you probably are not used to being creative.
The all-pervasive upward inflection.
"The inflection year," said Bank of America.
2016 is an inflection point.
