At two junctures in his final weeks, it became alarmingly clear that my father's pain was out of control.
A disappointment was that at two junctures — in one part of the Snow scene, for example — he, uncharacteristically, slowed his tempo to suit the demands of the choreography, though never for long.
These two junctures were thought to be critical periods when the bounds between the human and supernatural worlds were temporarily erased; on May Eve witches and fairies roamed freely, and measures had to be taken against their enchantments.
I had already passed one or two junctures.
There's a story hinted at too, with shadowy figures appearing at two junctures of my session but like Monument Valley, that aspect of the game probably won't be clear until its credits roll.
At the 2015 American Diabetes Association conference, a joint statement was presented by the American Diabetes Association, the AADE and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics to stress the four junctures when people should be referred for DSME.
(In general, fraternity hazing got more violent at two junctures: after the civil war and after the second world war, reflecting the role fraternities play in the substitution of college for military experience in young men's lives).
Langford 2007 NPL reports that at the end of the intervention, reported hand washing after cleaning the baby's bottom or before cooking, eating, or feeding the baby had increased in mothers from the intervention areas (McNemar's test, P < 0.01 for all four junctures), while hand washing practices remained unchanged in the control areas.
("Ask a Hippie," Scalia throws in at one juncture, bafflingly).
At one juncture, Weiner said, "Your answer doesn't leave me very comforted".
