| Mller, in his Dorians, points out the inflexion of the Armenian verb-substantive. |
| That mid-week upside explosion might have been an inflexion point, ushering in a more two-sided affair. |
| The mocking inflexion in Lonnie's voice reminded Loren chillingly of someone else. |
| The vertical distribution of the actual atmosphere shows clearly a tendency of bending or inflexion near the tropopause between the troposhere and the stratosphere in logarithmic scale. |
| This would give a sensitive initial portion to the curve, an inflexion point at 10-15 Gy, followed by a more resistant portion. |
| I know exactly what she says, and every inflexion of the tone in which she says it. |
