“The change in the energy at the junction between the two materials was found by measuring the external current to determine the maximum wavelength of light for which absorption of the laser light occurred.”

“This situation is associated with the prevalence of the traditional understanding of the transport hub as a junction of various types of transport.”

“Walk straight ahead, and once you reach the junction, turn left.”

“They were fitted with dovetailed bolts along the breadth of the work, rendering the juncture of the joints invisible and undiscoverable.”

“When we approached the juncture of the rivers, my friends told me that we should sail along the Kura.”

“On the other hand, to debate the appropriateness of a single currency union at this juncture may engender unintended results.”

“It is observed in a variety of systems, from invertebrate neuromuscular junctions to neocortical synapses.”

“But it will be copied again and again, at junctions in the wider Internet, and so will e-mails sent by individuals.”

“Last year local councils in London were given powers to fine motorists for bad driving, in particular for blocking yellow hatched box junctions.”

“Brind seemed somewhat rattled by a few disputed calls at critical junctures of the match.”

“But at critical junctures in the history of astronomy, there is generally an overabundance of ideas on how to move ahead.”

“For Orangemen, religious perspectives intertwine and coexist with political and social ones at many junctures.”