The phrase "a transient event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an occurrence that is temporary or short-lived in nature.
Example: "The festival was a transient event that brought the community together for just one weekend each year."
Alternatives: "a fleeting occurrence" or "a temporary event".
Fortunately, sugar intolerance is generally a transient event.
If government can dare £9.3bn to stimulate a transient event, surely it can do likewise to stimulate the economy.
Hence, a transient event has been transformed into a stationary image for evaluation.
The vibration from a passing train forms a transient event, which limits the usefulness of steady-state frequency domain models.
Therefore, during the occurrence of a transient event if the conventional impedance calculation method detects it as a fault, it will be rightly detected as a three-phase fault only if both the indices lie above their respective thresholds.
A few times a day, each of the detectors will "glitch," where a transient event will induce a large amount of noise in one of the detectors.
Thus, the behavior of proteins can be followed in real-time, and the cells then fast-frozen to capture a rapid transient event and then processed for embedding in resin.
A loss of flow transient was also simulated to evaluate the performance of the reactor during an anticipated transient event.
Cisplatin-mediated STAT1 phosphorylation has been reported as an early transient event in mouse utricles.
This variability suggests that the increase of plasma serotonin levels is an acute and transient event with a fast return to physiologic levels.
With this in mind, one has to ask whether the occurrence of very low variants in a somatic tissue may be more than a completely random transient event, and therefore whether annotation of such variants is a necessary task.
