But if those are not ‘starting points’ (because the start is just another terminus, because trauma is both constitutive and culminant) what is the result?
This brief delirium is, however, only a foretaste of the culminant visual disturbance in the novel.
The translation represents Dante's autobiography as a prolepsis of the culminant visions in the Paradiso.
There was some suggestion elsewhere that the end tip of a tornado is actually a culminant gravitation centre of attraction, whether the tornado has touched down or not.
The projection of this curve, consisting of the culminant points, and called the ‘crest line’, onto the plane defined by the surface of the sole may be straight or of winding shape.
Definition of culminant in US English:
culminant
adjectiveˈkəlmənəntˈkəlmənənt
At or forming the top or highest point.
达到顶点（或高潮）的；形成顶点的；最高的
Example sentencesExamples
This brief delirium is, however, only a foretaste of the culminant visual disturbance in the novel.
But if those are not ‘starting points’ (because the start is just another terminus, because trauma is both constitutive and culminant) what is the result?
The projection of this curve, consisting of the culminant points, and called the ‘crest line’, onto the plane defined by the surface of the sole may be straight or of winding shape.
The translation represents Dante's autobiography as a prolepsis of the culminant visions in the Paradiso.
There was some suggestion elsewhere that the end tip of a tornado is actually a culminant gravitation centre of attraction, whether the tornado has touched down or not.