Sentence examples for a model of transition from inspiring English sources
His citing of Libya as a model of transition now looks suspect, and the United States has been powerless to stop a bloody crackdown in Syria.
This article provides a detailed example of a model of transition for cystic fibrosis services to encourage practice and evaluation of provision.
This article describes a model of transition from a University-based, federally funded adolescent HIV program to adult HIV services, addresses barriers to transition, and provides strategies and recommendations for improving adherence to the transition process.
As the EU continues to face crises that require cooperation between member states, it is wary of seeing a key player reject its ideals — especially a country long seen in the West as a model of transition to democracy from Communism.
Soon, after the Soviet disintegration, we've decisively proceeded to create a model of transition that was very much in line with the political transition followed by our Central European Neighbors: pluralist institutions, rule of law, strong media, and market-oriented reforms.
This was thought to be mediated largely by C-fibers and considered by the authors as a model of transition from an acute to chronic pain state (Ferrari et al., 2013).
Indeed, sufficient randomness in local node properties has been shown to give localized eigenvectors in models of physical systems with nearest-neighbor connectivity, and the transition from delocalized to localized eigenvectors has been suggested as a model of the transition from a conducting to an insulating medium (Anderson, 1958; Abou-Chacra et al., 1973; Lee, 1985).
Yet, in the past four decades, Taiwan has become an economic powerhouse, a model of democratic transition from authoritarian rule and a responsible member of the international community — all without a seat at the United Nations.
Tunisia, which peacefully elected a new parliament in December, has prided itself as a model of political transition since the overthrow of the brutal authoritarian Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in 2011, in contrast to the post-revolutionary difficulties of its troubled neighbours.
Tunisia, which peacefully elected a new parliament in December, has prided itself as a model of political transition since the overthrow of the brutal authoritarian Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011, in contrast to the post-revolutionary difficulties of its troubled neighbours.
Jesus' life stands as a model of the transition from Homo sapiens to Homo universalis … … Now millions of earthly humans from every spiritual tradition, from many social movements and scientific lineages of human inquiry, are evolving to the stage at which they recognize their soul, their higher self.
