Sentence examples for is transitional between from inspiring English sources
The cathedral (12th 13th century) is transitional between Romanesque and Gothic, with a fine cloister.
West Bengal's climate is transitional between tropical wet-dry in the southern portions and humid subtropical in the north.
Romania's location in the southeastern portion of the European continent gives it a climate that is transitional between temperate regions and the harsher extremes of the continental interior.
Hekla Volcano in Iceland is transitional between plateau-building fissure eruptions and eruptions from a single major vent that produce a symmetrical stratovolcano.
Local agriculture is transitional between the small farm regimes in adjacent areas of Northern Ireland and the large grazing farms of Meath.
The southward succession is continued by the wooded steppe, which, as its name suggests, is transitional between the forest zone and the steppe proper.
Melchior's best work is considered to be transitional between the Rococo and Neoclassical styles.
The researchers found that substantial vegetation-precipitation feedback loops often occur in semi-arid or monsoonal regions, in effect hotspots that are transitional between energy and water limitation.
This mixture of apelike and humanlike features suggests that the new species was transitional between the australopithecines and humans, the researchers said at a news conference on Wednesday.
Cycles are transitional between a microbialite-dominated end member with almost no evidence for clastic carbonate sedimentation, and a sediment-dominated end member where microbialite relief is strongly subdued and resedimented carbonate makes up most of the cycle thickness.
On the basis of his observations of the shape of the jaw and of the morphology of the teeth which he thought were transitional between those of apes and humans Simons advanced the theory that Ramapithecus represented the first step in the evolutionary divergence of humans from the common hominoid stock that produced modern apes and humans.
