inflect

The vocabulary, adapted to the unlearned readers, is more largely Saxon than in our later versions, and the older inflected forms appear oftener than in Chaucer; so that it is only through our knowledge of the later versions that we to-day can read the work without frequent stumbling.

The stock's multiple should contract from 9.5 times to 8.5 times as revenue inflects from growth to decline, Roy contends.

Army inflects heavy losses upon armed groups in Homs A military source said that army units inflected heavy losses upon the armed groups, killing and wounding a number of militants in al-Rastan, Talbiseh, Eyoun Hussein, al-Ameriyeh, al-Dar al-Kabira and al-Dwair in Homs countryside.

Alternatively, if the non-overt modal inflects non-overtly, perhaps so does the overt modal should.

But Allora and Calzadilla first joined forces in 1997 with a piece whose poetic and political sensibility still inflects their projects today: Charcoal Dance Floor, an ephemeral drawing in which figures blur into Baconesque abstraction as audiences walk across its surface until only dust and, ominously, branded (Nike, Adidas, etc.) footprints remain.

A gentler but no less mournful spirit inflects Steve Reinke's Sad Disco Fantasia.

Class, not culture or "society", inflects his story of the London matrimonial agency, as the trial prompted middle- and upper-class men to laughter at the gullibilities of their lower-class inferiors.

All the normal reception and control organisms of a library are generously disposed here in a way that inflects you to the centre of the operation.

The undeniable importance of subordination in Spenser, coupled with Broaddus's privileging of plot over abstract statement, inflects his interpretations of Isis Church (143-45), and Mercilla's Castle.

The analyst, whose new price target is high on the Street, sees the stock benefiting as Netflix's cash flow inflects positively in the coming years.

And it inflects the way we continue to think of warfare, as is evident in politicians' speaking of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon as "cowardly," even if those who executed them were fearless: They did not give fair warning and disregarded the rights of entirely innocent people.

You are met by a propylaeum which consists of the timber-covered arc of an open-air theatre and its wooden scena which inflects you towards the ascending terraces by which you approach the entrance.