Sentence examples for incomplete transition from inspiring English sources

Even so, the incomplete transition in the Middle East was a dominant worry at the meeting.

This paper is concerned with the filter design for Markov jump systems with incomplete transition probabilities subject to sensor nonlinearities.

The building is a kind of metaphor for Serbia's steady move toward reintegration into Europe and the West, but also for its painful and incomplete transition.

Just as homelessness in the 19th and early 20th centuries was a product of the wrenching transition from an agricultural to an industrial society, he says, today's homeless are the result of an incomplete transition to a post-industrial society.

This edited volume addresses the dynamics of the legal system of Myanmar/Burma in the context of the dramatic but incomplete transition to democracy that formally began in 2011.

The problem of land tenure, like many of the other problems besetting the development process in sub-Saharan Africa, probably stems from the region's incomplete transition from one mode of production to another.

In the EU's neighbourhood there are still major problems with democracy, incomplete transitions and economic nationalism.

The continent has seen an increasing number of incomplete transitions to democracy, resulting in a high vulnerability to outbreaks of conflict [1] [6].

We believe that a general theory needs to explain both full and incomplete transitions towards multicellular individuals.

But the judgment also denies the ex-dictator the chance to clear his name and means that, even if his health allows, he cannot return to Chile's Senate, in which he had awarded himself a seat for life.Despite its anti-climactic denouement, the Pinochet case has changed Chile, nudging forward a still-incomplete transition to democracy and breathing a new zeal for human rights into the judiciary.

Its incomplete economic transition is, oddly enough, something of a blessing now.