Sentence examples for common transition from inspiring English sources

MANAGEMENT experts say Mr. Allison's move into a more entrepreneurial role is a common transition for managers in a recession.

Specifically, I found that C-suite executives are vulnerable to career failure when they are in the midst of one of three common transition scenarios.

Apparently, OSNs employ a homologous mechanism of action by exploiting a common transition catalysis state and acting as ligand chelators to form octahedral complexes with the urease enzymes in an orientation-specific mode.

One transition that may trigger such an impact is school entry, a common transition experienced by almost all children in the world.

The most common transition functions in modeling are linear, Beverton-Holt ((f u) = frac{a u}{1+u})), and sigmoid Beverton-Holt ((f u) = frac{a u^{sigma}}{1+u^{sigma}}), (sigmageq1)).

Since these maximal independent sets have no elements in common, transition from one to the other occurs rarely at high probing rates resulting in long starvation periods for some nodes.

One of the most common transitions observed in actinopterygian fishes were from marine to freshwater environments.

This analysis can unveil the common transitions between the behavioral profiles and the contributors' evolutionary behavior, for example, how a newcomer becomes an expert or an activist.

Moreover, we expect that test cases may be more or less redundant with respect to covering common transitions, particularly the more branches, joins and loops the model has, more redundancy the test cases have since they might cover common prefix of the branches and joins as well as repetitive sequences of loops.

The five most common transitions in each subgroup were identified.

However, the isomeric compounds ZEN14Glc/ZEN16Glc co-eluted, making them indistinguishable, as they share common transitions.