Sentence examples for dramatic transitions from inspiring English sources

The dramatic transitions in the electrical behaviour of some materials was "so surprising" that it took Haldane a while to realise what he was observing.

In the fluctuating rhythms of "The Shadow World," an incantatory trumpet solo leads to a collective improvisation punctuated by sudden stops and dramatic transitions that offer proof of Ra's careful organization and directorial vision.

That pattern has generally held even through dramatic transitions of ideology and political style, as happened when the Democratic incumbent, Jimmy Carter, lost decisively to Ronald Reagan in 1981.

Osama Bin Laden communicated through intermediaries, and while he retained strategic importance he was largely irrelevant as the dramatic transitions began in the Arab world.

Noticing the more subtle differences in species composition and relative abundance within the forested parts of the flood plain could reveal similar, if less dramatic, transitions corresponding to much more gradual changes in soil type, moisture, topography and disturbance regime.

Researchers have long assumed that these dramatic transitions resulted in a sort of accelerated evolution in which genes for traits such as skin color and stature changed rapidly to allow humans to survive in their new habitats.

"We've been through a dramatic transition, " he said.

It's been a natural, if dramatic, transition from international player to London dad.

"It's one of those moments of dramatic transition, like the sixties.

Beginning today, the four-year period of this dramatic transition is the focus of "Philip Guston: A New Alphabet" at the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven.

"And over the last year and a half, a dramatic transition has begun... under President Thein Sein, the desire for change has been met by an agenda for reform," he said.