Sentence examples for in which transitional from inspiring English sources
The discovery and characterization of all the landscape types nested along the URN gradient is crucial to facilitate more effective land use planning in which transitional landscapes assume a key role.
Yet as Horner would also write, the present period is in fact one typified by the "metaModern" [sic], in which "transitional time-space" offers both educators and students of the literary arts alike an opportunity to put into conversation in a single time and space very different approaches to the Real.
In this report, we propose an improved method, a m odified YN algorithm or MYN, based on the Tamura-Nei Model, in which transitional changes (between A and G or T and C) are not assumed to occur with an equal frequency [ 22].
The Coordination Reform further accentuates the relevance of the 'Quality and Safety in Transitional Care of the Elderly' study as it implies changes to the contextual setting in which the transitional care of the elderly takes place.
Mr. Kerry's goal has been to facilitate a political settlement in which a transitional government would assume "full executive powers".
The result is an increasingly isolated, authoritarian and unpopular government in which the transitional president, Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed, is accused of behaving more like a clan warlord — which he was — than a national leader.
France is drafting a United Nations Security Council resolution aimed at stabilizing the Central African Republic, the chronically dysfunctional country in which a transitional government has failed to stop months of lawless rampaging, atrocities and dire shortages that are attracting extremist militants from neighboring states.
In other words, transitional housing and supportive housing are permitted in all zones allowing residential uses and are not subject to any restrictions (e.g., occupancy limit) not imposed on similar dwellings (e.g., single family home, apartments) in the same zone in which the transitional housing and supportive housing is located.
The Russian conquest of Central Asia during the 19th century led to a transitional literature in which traditional literary practices began to give way to modern national literatures.
Yet the midnight ceremony -- in which a United Nations transitional administration turned over power to the Timorese -- was a joyous and optimistic occasion.
The sister group relationship of the digestive lysozymes (the clade containing cv-lysozyme 2 and the other digestive lysozymes, cv2C, of Figure 6) and the potentially transitional cv-lysozyme 3/cg-lysozyme 4 clade is consistent with an evolutionary history in which the latter are transitional forms that have been lost (or not yet found) in lineages outside of Crassostrea.
