0 a particular point in time: --
At this juncture, it is impossible to say whether she will make a full recovery.
1 a particular point in time or stage in a series of events: --
Negotiations are at a critical juncture.
If this is the case, then it is possible that four-year-olds may produce the patterns in clear speech when juncture is otherwise ambiguous.
At this juncture, the appointment seemed thoroughly satisfactory (and has come to be seen as more than that in the intervening period).
Given the specific junctures and depending on issue areas such as economic, foreign, and cultural policy, these factions have clashed or cooperated with one another.
Whether that break coincides with a tonal morpheme or a tonal juncture is something we need to determine.
All this leaves the field at what practitioners themselves might recognize as a critical juncture.
Setting aside outmoded essentialist categories (about men as well as women) is certainly critical at this juncture in developing gendered archaeology beyond its present configuration.
Two further important arguments should be noted at this juncture.
At this juncture, parents should be informed that despite the risk of late-onset of ocular lesions, the overall ocular prognosis is satisfactory in treated children.
