Sentence examples for further transitions from inspiring English sources

Further transitions within the activator to higher energy levels then occur until radiative emission occurs [86].

As an ideal activator, the ion tends to possess the ability of extracting energy from nearby excited sensitizers to promote further transitions to higher energy levels.

But care in planning and carrying out a transition can substantially improve your chance of success and your chance to get opportunities to make further transitions in the future.

Finally, two further transitions are derivable: (rd",oplus, lk' {{{,mathop {longrightarrow }limits ^{tau }}}} rd,oplus, lk) and (wr",oplus, 3 cdot lk' {{{,mathop {longrightarrow }limits ^{tau }}}} wr,oplus, 3 cdot lk).

There are no further transitions observed up to 52 GPa, except for an appearance of a monoclinic phase at pressures between 10 and 15 GPa.

Upon further compression to 43 GPa, curium transforms to an orthorhombic γ-Cm structure similar to that of α-uranium, with no further transitions observed up to 52 GPa.

However, a time sequence analysis of interactions revealed a further transition which appears between the face-to-face contact and the deadline.

(We're asking if it intends to keep that business fully operational; for now Groupon says that all management staff and brand is coming over to Groupon and there will be further transition plans revealed after the deal is closed).

XPAND has the extraordinary combination of experienced and visionary leadership, state-of-the-art technology, and economies of scale that will provide a backbone for the cinema and consumer electronics industries as they further transition into the 3D future.

Usually, the ammoxidation is carried out using V-containing oxides (e.g. V/Ti, V/Sn, V/Mo) promoted by further transition metals as catalysts.

At sufficiently low stresses, or in materials with finer grain sizes, there is a further transition to a grain size dependent interface controlled deformation regime.