Definition of inflection point in English:

inflection point

noun

1Mathematics
A point of a curve at which a change in the direction of curvature occurs.
〔数〕拐点
Example sentencesExamples
- In any case, our sample size of 500 was sufficient to have crossed the inflection point on the sampling curve.
- The logistic curve is symmetric about the inflection point at which t = (ln b) / r and g = a / 2.
- This would give a sensitive initial portion to the curve, an inflexion point at 10-15 Gy, followed by a more resistant portion.
- The coordinates of the inflection point for each curve are indicated by the horizontal and vertical lines.
- We estimated the growth-rate constant K, and the inflection point I, using the equations in Table 1.
2US (in business) a time of significant change in a situation; a turning point.
〈主美〉（生意中的）转折点
the economy has crossed an inflection point and is poised for bigger things
Example sentencesExamples
- An unexpected spike in jobless claims announced last week doused hopes that the economic downturn had finally reached an inflection point.
- We have reached an inflection point in American politics.
- There are several reasons to believe that we have reached a critical inflection point.
- The feeling that we have passed a momentous inflection point is almost palpable.
- It appears an important inflection point has been passed for the dollar.
- We may currently be at an important inflection point in financial markets.
- Specifically we want to show why we use sentiment data to forecast market inflection points.
- A case can be made that we have now passed a key inflection point for global interest rate markets.
- It marked an important inflection point in business history.
- One thing is certain, oil is at a major inflection point.
- The thing is, inflection points are very rare.
- In our opinion, the first quarter of 2004 represented an inflection point worthy of influencing substantial revisions in portfolio allocations.
- There are two contenders in my mind for the inflection point in the modern history of Indian cricket.
- This would prove a significant inflection point in financial history.
- We're going through an inflection point in the marketplace.
- WWI came at an interesting inflection point in culinary history.
- In support of your point, it can be bad for the economy to have policy adrift at an inflection point.
- The financial crisis has now reached an undeniable inflection point.
- Malawi's not yet, from what I can tell, anywhere near the inflection point.
- The second inflection point this week was made by Google with its Google Web Accelerator.

Definition of inflection point in US English:

inflection point

noun

1Mathematics
A point of a curve at which a change in the direction of curvature occurs.
〔数〕拐点
Example sentencesExamples
- This would give a sensitive initial portion to the curve, an inflexion point at 10-15 Gy, followed by a more resistant portion.
- We estimated the growth-rate constant K, and the inflection point I, using the equations in Table 1.
- The logistic curve is symmetric about the inflection point at which t = (ln b) / r and g = a / 2.
- In any case, our sample size of 500 was sufficient to have crossed the inflection point on the sampling curve.
- The coordinates of the inflection point for each curve are indicated by the horizontal and vertical lines.
2US (in business) a time of significant change in a situation; a turning point.
〈主美〉（生意中的）转折点
Example sentencesExamples
- Specifically we want to show why we use sentiment data to forecast market inflection points.
- In our opinion, the first quarter of 2004 represented an inflection point worthy of influencing substantial revisions in portfolio allocations.
- In support of your point, it can be bad for the economy to have policy adrift at an inflection point.
- The second inflection point this week was made by Google with its Google Web Accelerator.
- There are several reasons to believe that we have reached a critical inflection point.
- It marked an important inflection point in business history.
- An unexpected spike in jobless claims announced last week doused hopes that the economic downturn had finally reached an inflection point.
- WWI came at an interesting inflection point in culinary history.
- Malawi's not yet, from what I can tell, anywhere near the inflection point.
- There are two contenders in my mind for the inflection point in the modern history of Indian cricket.
- We have reached an inflection point in American politics.
- We may currently be at an important inflection point in financial markets.
- A case can be made that we have now passed a key inflection point for global interest rate markets.
- The feeling that we have passed a momentous inflection point is almost palpable.
- It appears an important inflection point has been passed for the dollar.
- The thing is, inflection points are very rare.
- We're going through an inflection point in the marketplace.
- This would prove a significant inflection point in financial history.
- One thing is certain, oil is at a major inflection point.
- The financial crisis has now reached an undeniable inflection point.

单词	inflection point
释义	Definition of inflection point in English: inflection point noun 1Mathematics A point of a curve at which a change in the direction of curvature occurs. 〔数〕拐点 Example sentencesExamples In any case, our sample size of 500 was sufficient to have crossed the inflection point on the sampling curve. The logistic curve is symmetric about the inflection point at which t = (ln b) / r and g = a / 2. This would give a sensitive initial portion to the curve, an inflexion point at 10-15 Gy, followed by a more resistant portion. The coordinates of the inflection point for each curve are indicated by the horizontal and vertical lines. We estimated the growth-rate constant K, and the inflection point I, using the equations in Table 1. 2US (in business) a time of significant change in a situation; a turning point. 〈主美〉（生意中的）转折点 the economy has crossed an inflection point and is poised for bigger things Example sentencesExamples An unexpected spike in jobless claims announced last week doused hopes that the economic downturn had finally reached an inflection point. We have reached an inflection point in American politics. There are several reasons to believe that we have reached a critical inflection point. The feeling that we have passed a momentous inflection point is almost palpable. It appears an important inflection point has been passed for the dollar. We may currently be at an important inflection point in financial markets. Specifically we want to show why we use sentiment data to forecast market inflection points. A case can be made that we have now passed a key inflection point for global interest rate markets. It marked an important inflection point in business history. One thing is certain, oil is at a major inflection point. The thing is, inflection points are very rare. In our opinion, the first quarter of 2004 represented an inflection point worthy of influencing substantial revisions in portfolio allocations. There are two contenders in my mind for the inflection point in the modern history of Indian cricket. This would prove a significant inflection point in financial history. We're going through an inflection point in the marketplace. WWI came at an interesting inflection point in culinary history. In support of your point, it can be bad for the economy to have policy adrift at an inflection point. The financial crisis has now reached an undeniable inflection point. Malawi's not yet, from what I can tell, anywhere near the inflection point. The second inflection point this week was made by Google with its Google Web Accelerator. Definition of inflection point in US English: inflection point noun 1Mathematics A point of a curve at which a change in the direction of curvature occurs. 〔数〕拐点 Example sentencesExamples This would give a sensitive initial portion to the curve, an inflexion point at 10-15 Gy, followed by a more resistant portion. We estimated the growth-rate constant K, and the inflection point I, using the equations in Table 1. The logistic curve is symmetric about the inflection point at which t = (ln b) / r and g = a / 2. In any case, our sample size of 500 was sufficient to have crossed the inflection point on the sampling curve. The coordinates of the inflection point for each curve are indicated by the horizontal and vertical lines. 2US (in business) a time of significant change in a situation; a turning point. 〈主美〉（生意中的）转折点 Example sentencesExamples Specifically we want to show why we use sentiment data to forecast market inflection points. In our opinion, the first quarter of 2004 represented an inflection point worthy of influencing substantial revisions in portfolio allocations. In support of your point, it can be bad for the economy to have policy adrift at an inflection point. The second inflection point this week was made by Google with its Google Web Accelerator. There are several reasons to believe that we have reached a critical inflection point. It marked an important inflection point in business history. An unexpected spike in jobless claims announced last week doused hopes that the economic downturn had finally reached an inflection point. WWI came at an interesting inflection point in culinary history. Malawi's not yet, from what I can tell, anywhere near the inflection point. There are two contenders in my mind for the inflection point in the modern history of Indian cricket. We have reached an inflection point in American politics. We may currently be at an important inflection point in financial markets. A case can be made that we have now passed a key inflection point for global interest rate markets. The feeling that we have passed a momentous inflection point is almost palpable. It appears an important inflection point has been passed for the dollar. The thing is, inflection points are very rare. We're going through an inflection point in the marketplace. This would prove a significant inflection point in financial history. One thing is certain, oil is at a major inflection point. The financial crisis has now reached an undeniable inflection point.
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