Sentence examples for historical transitions from inspiring English sources

Many of the major historical transitions studied by archaeologists consist of, or are accompanied by, significant changes in the organization of production.

Therefore, a more specific forecasting method needs to be developed that takes account of historical transitions in shipping fuels, aggregated LNG bunker development forecasts, and current port-specific bunker volumes per ship type.

Here, we developed a two-level framework modified from a multi-level perspective (Geels 2002, 2011) to describe the historical transitions of Inner Mongolia, focusing on the interactions between human and nature.

In this study, we aimed to achieve two main objectives: (1) to examine the historical transitions of Inner Mongolia as a social-ecological system during the past century, with an emphasis on the coevolving relationship between human and nature, and (2) to assess whether Inner Mongolia has been on a path of sustainability transition based on a historical and social-ecological analysis.

15 16 Similarly, percutaneous coronary intervention has evolved with important historical transitions from the era of balloon angioplasty, 17 over bare metal stents, 18 19 20 to early generation, Food and Drug Administration approved drug eluting stents, 21 22 23 24 followed more recently by new generation drug eluting stents.

"THE Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," John Ford's great, autumnal western, dramatizes a moment of historical transition.

These days, "The Searchers" can be profitably seen as a story about men who are caught on the wrong side of a historical transition.

It signifies the bottom-line economics that govern the material world, the historical transition of the developed countries from production to distribution and the marketing apparatus that entices people to buy.

"We have entered a period of historical transition in which the United States will become first among equals, rather than simply top dog, hyperpower and unquestioned hegemon," said Timothy Garton Ash, a professor of European studies at Oxford.

But the real pleasure lies in encountering a score that is not just a succession of songs but that expresses the show's ultimate purpose: to convey the state of America at a moment of crucial historical transition.

Historical transition is not an abstract concept but clear to see.Although the objects in "France 1500" are certainly beautiful, overall the show seems confused and ill thought out.