Sentence examples for turning point which from inspiring English sources

The minimum nitrogen volume fraction in the fuel stream needed to ensure suppression for all strain rates in microgravity was measured to be 0.855±0.016, associated with the turning point, which occurred at a global strain rate of 15 s−15

Tina Jenna Ushkowitzz) and Brittany (Heather Morris) then join him on the stage to help him re-enact the turning point, which serves as Kurt's graduation gift: the "Single Ladies" dance.

Airplane! marked Nielsen's turning point, which made him, "the Olivier of spoofs", according to film critic Roger Ebert, and led to more further success in the genre with The Naked Gun film series, based on their earlier short-lived television series Police Squad!, in which he also starred.

In short, the summit marks a significant turning point, which only Putin could have brought about.

This was a crucial turning point, which moved me further along my own path.

He conceded that Labour's turmoil over the Government's Welfare Bill was a "turning point" which may cost him the leadership.

Pi suggested some future turning points, which Armstrong watched carefully as they approached.

The solution branch of such systems frequently contains limit points (or turning points) which represent the boundary between stability and instability of the system.

In other words, turning points, which correspond to saddle-node bifurcations of periodic orbits occur at R = 2 and R = 1 ( r = 2, r = 1 ).

For unilateral displacement control, snaps may occur at points where the associated downward force decreases to zero, at turning points (which have a vertical tangent), and at bifurcation points (if the bifurcating path moves downward at the loaded joint).

The latter method allows following the nonlinear equilibrium path and overcoming bifurcation and limit (turning) points, which usually appear in the nonlinear response of curved structures like shallow arches and shells.