Sentence examples for a transition through from inspiring English sources

Additionally, a transition through a number of primary longitudinal resonances takes place during the wind.

To get to shape the behavior, a transition through the cognitive subsystem is required, which is operational and improvable through accumulating, adapting and fully assimilating information.

Therefore, the increasing power for the polarization at 90°, for currents above 3 mA, cannot be directly interpreted as a transition through an elliptically polarized (EP) mode, which has been reported before the onset of polarization chaos15,16.

Just past the halfway mark of its six-month tenure, the interim authority in Afghanistan is preparing for a transition through the assembly of leaders called a loya jirga, which is scheduled for June 10 to 16.

The stage model of behavioral change (SSCB, Bamberg, 2011, submitted for publication) conceptualizes behavioral change as a transition through the time-ordered sequence of four stages: predecision, preaction, action, and postaction.

"So far, the materials Curiosity has analysed are consistent with our initial ideas of the deposits in Gale Crater, recording a transition through time from a wet to dry environment," said David Bish, co-investigator on the CheMin experiment.

"The E.U. is calling for an orderly transition through a broad-based government, leading to a genuine process of substantial democratic reform with full respect of the rule of law, human rights and fundamental freedoms," she said.

They will be those who can manage a transition economy, through inevitable de-growth, on to a more sustainable footing.

No democratic government in the history of Pakistan has been replaced by an orderly transition through a regularly scheduled election; Ahmed said she believed that democracy would never truly take hold until such transitions became the norm.

Women who have a supportive partner often have a smoother transition through menopause.

Alongside the security transition, we are witnessing a political transition through the holding of elections, and an economic transition.