“inflection”造句，怎麼用inflection造句

(grammar) used of verbs having standard (or regular) inflection.

To give a particular tone or inflection to.

You'll notice they're these little inflection points here.

Conforming to the usual pattern of inflection, derivation, or word formation.

The specific properties of word formation and inflection are dealt with in subsequent chapters.

nouns or pronouns or adjectives (often marked by inflection) related in some way to other words in a sentence.

A pattern of inflection of nouns, pronouns, and adjectives to express different syntactic functions in a sentence.

Jones and Darragh say social entrepreneurism - the movement to make money while doing good - has reached an inflection point in Chicago.

"We have reached one of those rare inflection points in history where we have the opportunity to take a different path," he said.

In old English and Early Modern English, interrogatives are formed by raising finite verbs first from V (verb) to I and then from I (inflection) to C by two successive applications of head movement.

The point of inflection from low elasticity region characteristics to high elasticity region characteristics in a stress-strain curve is preferably set in a range of 2 to 7 % of strain.

General inflection or modulation of the voice.

The world crossed an inflection point today.

She spoke in a low voice, always without inflection.

Hence the debt crisis has driven Europe to a historic inflection point.

Shanghai real estate bubble, inflection point, the trend sing what tune?

Departing from the usual pattern of inflection, derivation, or word formation, as the present forms of the verb be or the plural noun children.

This model includes: identification of source document's format and language, design and implementation of rule form's grammar in knowledge database, construction of machine dictionaries, inflection processing and special phrasal identification, which connects number, digital, and proper noun.

Almost any point-and-shoot digital camera serves as a good example of inflection: The most commonly used function—taking a picture—is provided by a prominent button easily accessible at a moment’s notice. Less commonly used functions, such as adjusting the exposure, require interaction with onscreen controls.

(linguistics) formed by inflection or derivation.

Just a high fever and convulsions, which results from a virus upper respiratory tract inflection.

Market analysis, domestic local airflow spinning sales began to improve, or is a signal of yarn market downturn inflection point, requires continued attention in the near future.

But at this time, Jianye inflection point.

"The solar industry is developing rapidly and is at a pretty important inflection point," Kimbis says in an interview.

the verb " keep " and " see " are irregular in their inflection

In Intel's case, such a "strategic inflection point" arose because its memory-chip business came under heavy assault from new Japanese rivals willing to undercut any price Intel offered.