inflection point造句

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The world crossed an inflection point today.

The inflection point at this PH is barely detectable.

The Egyptian revolution is at a difficult inflection point.

Hence the debt crisis has driven Europe to a historic inflection point.

If this is right, it suggests the labor market has reached an inflection point.

Generally speaking, we think that the ordinary glass industry is formed downward inflection point.

Shanghai real estate bubble, inflection point, the trend sing what tune?

Second, America's solvency inflection point is coinciding with a technological one.

When fertility rises then falls, you get a bulge of people at and just after the inflection point.

"The solar industry is developing rapidly and is at a pretty important inflection point," Kimbis says in an interview.

The point of change from thrusting to negative inversion faulting in the displacement-distance plot is the inflection point which represents the main inversion phase.

Jones and Darragh say social entrepreneurism - the movement to make money while doing good - has reached an inflection point in Chicago.

Market analysis, domestic local airflow spinning sales began to improve, or is a signal of yarn market downturn inflection point, requires continued attention in the near future.

The optimization and management of movement trajectories, such as inflection point, can make the machine with faster speed , more steady condition , higher efficiency and flying trajectory movement.

With the features of a function's derivatives at a point, this paper discussed some problems of the function, such as monotonicity, local maximum, local minimum, inflection point, and asymptote.

Standing at the inflection point of the two dimensions, Lin Xuan does not know where to go, but this kind of aggressive and strange matter must be solved by someone, and a conclusion must be reached.

As the sublayer thickness decreases, the cry-stalline peak in Raman Scattering Spectrum de creases, and the inflection point of dark-con-ductivity-temperature curve shifts toward higher temperature.

In Intel's case, such a "strategic inflection point" arose because its memory-chip business came under heavy assault from new Japanese rivals willing to undercut any price Intel offered.

You'll notice they're these little inflection points here.

But rental markets are tightening and builders are already talking about inflection points.

8 A note on extreme points and inflection points of rational entire functions;

Of little significance by themselves, skirmishes like this one can herald inflection points in long-term trends.

"We have reached one of those rare inflection points in history where we have the opportunity to take a different path," he said.