Sentence examples for exactly a transition from inspiring English sources
High MW PENs failed by stable crack growth, whereas low MW resins experienced unstable crack growth (more exactly a transition from stable to unstable crack growth) in the necking phase.
The RIG program is not exactly a transition award.
Western diplomats and officials have told Kofi Annan, the former U.N. secretary general, to negotiate a cease-fire with Syria and to establish a dialogue aimed at "political transition," but they have given him few hints as to exactly what such a transition should look like.
It is not exactly a team in transition, Coach April Heinrichs acknowledges, but the United States women's national team is likely to be transformed after the coming Olympics in Sydney, Australia.
But the county commission has its own plan, and there are other debates over exactly who sits on a transition committee.
If the four subunits always make a transition exactly synchronously, the pdf = f(t) can stand for the full-open pdf of the whole channel.
Premise B2 is trivial: any such series obviously must contain some transition from composition not occurring to composition occurring, and there either will or won't be a determinate fact of the matter about where exactly that transition occurs in any given series.
DFAs require exactly one transition from every state on every character (δ is a function).
This describes exactly the transition from Cartesian to Newtonian physics.
What exactly the transition will mean here in Mazar-i-Sharif, where Afghan forces have already been largely in control for most of the war, is hard to say.
