inflexion造句

inflexion of the verb

point of inflexion on a curve

She spoke with that gentle infinitesimal inflexion of mockery which descended to her from her mother.

The mesoscale rainstorm often occurs around the area with zero radial speed or its inflexion.

Many equations arising in practical application are singular nonlinear equations, such as bifurcation points, inflexion etc.

Rebellion meant a look in the eyes, an inflexion of the voice, at the most, an occasional whispered word.

New design of large CAM reduces the impact of inflexion. You can get a desired stitch by using different CAM.

Has the world arrived at one of those giant inflexion points, we asked, where one Web era is usurped by another?

Tests reveal that the bottom of the reinforcement cage corresponds to the minimum of the electric potential gradient curve and the inflexion of the electric potential curve.

To do this, the monotone curve is firstly drawn, and then without finding the coordinate of the inflexion point, the NC machining path can be obtained by the method of automatic direction control.

Through comparison between two calculating methods of the cost, this paper managed to find the inflexion of direct cost of tanks overhaul quota for using in determination of the cost of scaffold building and removing.