Sentence examples similar to turning points that existed from inspiring English sources
The scene represents a turning point that foreshadows the coming rupture and inversion of the "fairly subjective reality" that existed earlier in the film.
Under the presence of noise, there is a selective pressure to avoid the turning points (basin boundaries) that exist within the distance δp from the "target" orbit.
The added noise broke the strict translation and site/point symmetries of the noise-free images of the four test sets so that all symmetries that existed per design turned into pseudo-symmetries of the second kind.
That is, in geometrical speaking, there exist turning points on the critical curve.
All points are turning points.
As a consequence of those two competing trends, there exists a turning point exposure dose (approximately 1,200 μC/cm2) that gave a maximum remaining thickness.
Two words, Shoal Creek, mark that turning point.
And that turning point is: Aquarius season.
For large k, there exists a turning point at which VL2 becomes more capacity-efficient.
There exists a turning point in the diameter of approximately 0.3 mm.
