Sentence examples for the juncture point from inspiring English sources
This was the juncture point for my departure.
Reviewer #3: The main finding that replay in the juncture encodes trial-type is difficult to interpret, because at the juncture point trial type is also present in the available sensory cues (that is, the rat can see what the trial type is based on the lights).
The main finding that replay in the juncture encodes trial-type is difficult to interpret, because at the juncture point trial type is also present in the available sensory cues (that is, the rat can see what the trial type is based on the lights).
If you are one of those people that feel we need to experience the worst before we can change society, then we may be at the critical juncture point now.
What was it about the iMac that made it sort of a juncture point?
The railroad, one of the biggest commuter networks in the country, had been running three-quarters of its usual morning service since last Monday, when a pair of track cables short-circuited in Queens, setting fire to a 1920s-era lever-and-pulley machine that controlled track switches at Jamaica Station, a critical juncture point.
Infants and young children with hydrocephalus have abnormally large heads because the pressure of the fluid in the brain has caused the individual skull bones which have not fused with each other yet to bulge outward at their juncture points.
Even for structural elements like concrete supports, it's requiring that things have unbroken surfaces and hide juncture points, reflecting its practices with regards to electronics.
But it was also understood to be the axis mundi, that is to say the juncture or the point of junction between heaven and earth, the meeting place of heaven and earth, the axis around which these worlds met or were conjoined.
Many residents pointed to last weekend as the juncture when they reached their exasperation saturation point.
Strakes act as additional short-span, triangular wings running from the wing root (the juncture with the fuselage) to a point further forward on the fuselage.
