Sentence examples for the cusp in from inspiring English sources

"People believe we are at the cusp in the turn in the cycle," Mr. Bove said.

The cusp in the logarithmic growth rate temperature plot appears to be the result of this phenomenon.

When acclaimed singer-songwriter Ben Folds asks you to perform "Girl from Ipanema," off the cusp, in front of a full house at Princeton's McCarter Theater, you do it.

It's easy to put aside a worker's complaint, in other words, when you're on the cusp — in reality or in the imagination — of leaving that life behind and saving up for an iPhone of your own.

Signed in January 2015 Juan Cuadrado (Fiorentina, £23.3m) 5th 31pts What they need Palace are on the cusp in terms of meeting Premier League own financial fair play regulations and may have to move out players.

Here, the first part is exactly as above and the second term is actually the sum of two terms; one of them (c_d lambda ^{d/2}int sqrt{g} 1- phi (x')),dx) is the contribution of the "finite part of the domain" (without the cusp) and the second (c_d lambda ^{d/2}int (sqrt{gphantom {g^0}}-sqrt{g^0} phi (x'),dx) is a contribution of the cusp in the correction.

There are thousands of them and they're all on the cusp, if not in, the city centre.

Angular dependence of backscatter was characterized by fitting a sinusoid to plots of AIB versus insonification angle for data acquired while rotating the transducer about the cusps in the circumferential and radial directions.

With increasing B, the number of electrons undergoing Bragg reflection at the cusps in the second Brillouin zone increases, leading to the linear dependence on B for ρxx[26, 27].

The cusps in this row become smaller and lower from the front to the back.

The cusps in the front and back pairs are connected by a broad ridge and the two pairs are separated by a deep furrow.