Sentence examples for form of transition from inspiring English sources

Howlin' Pelle Almqvist from the Hives describes it in almost religious terms, as "a form of transition that happens where I lose myself".

The Treasury says the delay of the employer mandate is a form of "transition relief" that it can offer by regulation, under its general rule-making power, without a change in the law.

Given that 95 percent of all inmates are eventually released into the public, and that many of these will be released without any form of transition or therapy, solitary confinement is a problem that potentially affects every one of us.

Get away from a bad relationship (yes, this is a form of transition, too!) Travel safely and see a country where you may not feel comfortable with being a single female tourist otherwise.

The Constitution that came into force in 1976 aimed at the creation of a welfare state as a political form of transition to a socialist state and society [ 48].

Length of the sick leave and the possible burden of being out of work should also be emphasized in the outcome measures, made visible in form of transitions and shifts [ 1, 12, 19].

The choice is between two different forms of transition.

In the standard Hollywood film a straight cut between two scenes suggests that the scenes are close in space or time, whereas other more visible forms of transition signal more distant relations.

Three different forms of transition between mild and severe wear, namely, load-, sliding velocity- and sliding distance-induced transitions have been observed.

These properties have been ascribed to the ability of these nitroxides to catalyse the dismutation of superoxide [ 10, 11], to detoxify redox-reactive forms of transition metal ions (ferrous, cuprous, ferryl) [ 12– 14] and to react directly with many radicals, forming adducts with varying stabilities and breakdown chemistries [ 15, 16].

These transitions may be represented in the form of a transition matrix, where each row represents the probability of transitioning to any other state given the current state.