| I know exactly what she says, and every inflexion of the tone in which she says it. |
| The change, in both languages, is a change from one kind of inflexion to another. |
| Dahl, Ivar 1938 Substantival inflexion in Early Old English, vocalic stems. |
| This would give a sensitive initial portion to the curve, an inflexion point at 10-15 Gy, followed by a more resistant portion. |
| Mller, in his Dorians, points out the inflexion of the Armenian verb-substantive. |
| With the parameters we use, this hysteresis covers a rather small range of velocities and only results in a small inflexion in the force-velocity curve. |
