Sentence examples for called transition from inspiring English sources

"There is too much emphasis on this thing called transition.

We had "racked" our bikes in the fenced-off secure pen called "transition" on Saturday afternoon, on rails with allotted numbers.

The concept, often called transition classes, was tried in kindergarten in thousands of schools — including East Ramapo's — in the 1970s and '80s.

Lily, a Plane Stupid activist who is currently busy with a community project called Transition Heathrow, explains why she agreed to participate.

* A group called Transition Heathrow, which opposes the airport's proposed third runway, took over a building in nearby Sipson and lived there peacefully for a year.

The piece is called Transition Point and is formed of two boulder-like standing stones placed in opposition to each other, one faced in mirror-polished stainless steel, the other in highly-polished black granite.

So-called transition models have been developed to predict the location of transition from laminar to turbulent flow.

In particular, one can derive the so-called transition graph, which describes all the possible transitions between the different domains, from the position of the target equilibrium points of each domain (called the focal points) [31], [35], [36], [38].

Despite his services not being required, McIlwee was paid more than £400,000 during a six-month so-called "transition" period after his resignation.

They've hypothesized in a series of papers that this so-called "transition zone" may be the locus of the "root brain" first proposed by Darwin.

Diamante will now become one of 31 so-called "transition zones" to which all the Farc's guerrillas and supporters in the clandestine networks are to converge after Sunday's vote, if it returns a Yes to the peace accords.