Sentence examples for this point of juncture from inspiring English sources

From this point of juncture at the bottom of the sternum the incision is continued down to the lower abdomen where the groins meet in the genital area.

Rather, many of the strands defining the TAJ run parallel to the perpendicular line at the point of juncture of the three cells.

In the ILDR1-deficient mouse, the point of juncture between three cells is less defined and particles are not closely adjacent (Fig.  8B, arrows).

It is the temporal capacity of these boundary objects that makes them points of juncture in a widely distributed memory system, enabling project-based firms to balance preservation and adaptation of knowledge.

What is the point of this sojourn at this juncture in your life?

From a purely ecological point of view, at this critical juncture in the history of the planet, another four years of inaction and actively promoting fossil fuels will have horrendous consequences that will be felt for thousands of years to come.

One of Livings' interesting techniques is switching point of view at multiple junctures within his stories, often just for a sentence or two, so that the reader slips out of a protagonist's thoughts for an instant and sees him or her from the outside, as others might.

3. Ask Yourself What is Really Important -- Your goal at this point is to determine what your priorities are at this juncture of your life.

The authors should edit the text here, and at several other junctures throughout the manuscript (listed below) to address this point.

Mr Thaci was the political head of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) guerrillas who took on the Serbs in the war that began in 1998.At this crucial juncture, it is worth recalling the human suffering that brought them to this point.

"The real sticking point at this juncture is simply how much consideration to give the violation of the Vienna Convention," Mr. Bacharach said.