Sentence examples for ability to transition to from inspiring English sources

Our scientists and researchers will continue to conduct research and develop technologies that will dramatically accelerate our ability to transition to clean and renewable energy sources.

While many clean power-generation solutions have been proposed and are being developed, our ability to transition to a low-carbon society is prevented by the present lack of clean and renewable energy carriers that can replace the crucial roles that fossil fuels play, due to their abundance, convenience and performance, in global energy trade and transportation.

He said that Facebook's performance over the next three to five years will be the company's ability to transition to and monetize its audience on mobile devices.

These data suggest that a desensitization to insulin during aging, possibly at the level of skeletal muscle ACC phosphorylation, results in a diminished ability to transition to glucose oxidation indicative of metabolic inflexibility.

While Emme marveled at Ford's ability to transition to another sport so smoothly, he noted that McCormack's situation is much different.

No matter how pessimistically teams were viewing Sam's ability to transition to the NFL, it strains credulity to suggest that nobody in the first six (and three-quarters) rounds thought Sam provided a better value than some of the players that got picked before him.

Anslow's ability to transition from chemical engineering to electronics was an important part of his career trajectory, and it's something he attributes to his MIT education.

But there was nothing minor in key about the operatic duel between Nadal and Djokovic, supreme athletes who symbolize this golden age with their ability to transition from defense to offense and back to defense in the matter of a few heartbeats.

This ability to transition will give us greater flexibility and ability to transfer responsibilities within the staff.

We assess the fitness of these strains under biofilm conditions, planktonic conditions and conditions that demand the ability to transition between the two growth modes.

The rate and persistence of growth similarly determines the stability of extant political institutions and the ability to transition from dictatorship to democracy.