Sentence examples for forced transition from inspiring English sources

The method is validated by simulating two-dimensional Tollmien Schlichting waves, forced transition in turbulent channel flow, and fully turbulent channel flow at friction Reynolds number Reτ= 395, and comparing our data with analytical and existing numerical results.

In her Largo set, she refers to her double mastectomy as a "forced transition": did her operation make her feel differently about herself as a woman?

She joked about a double mastectomy being her "forced transition", about cancer-specific greeting cards and about her mother being sent a questionnaire asking her to rate her hospital stay after she had already died: "Mmm… not great".

Emma Blackery has some good points about the forced transition and other troubles in YouTubeland.

One of the latest involves the forced transition from analog to digital cable — something I wrote about back in 2008.

While Drive is still opt-in at this time, it looks like the forced transition is coming soon, as Google has started to alert users that their Google Docs account will soon be "upgraded to Google Drive".

The book, by the rock historian Colin Escott and the movie writer-director Floyd Mutrux ("American Hot Wax"), has plenty of forced transitions and mechanically inserted bits of trivia.

Scorsese's first cut ran four hours, which seems about right; the forced transitions and gaps in the action hint at the rich material that Scorsese left out.

One could also argue that accepting such a proposal risks sparking a trend toward spurned Olympic sports making forced transitions to winter (softball on snow, anyone?).

Keeping the health agenda high in the development core agenda is essential to ensure that forced transitions result in beneficial health system development.

Yahoo is not forcing transition to Flickr – instead, users are being given the option of choosing among a number of top photo sharing sites.