Sentence examples for passage from one to another from inspiring English sources

Instead of Selina Todd's "comprehensive university", why not think of a comprehensive system of full- and part-time post-school institutions of  all kinds, with easy passage from one to another and generous support in time and fee money for those who need this?

One can follow the progressive passage between the different polarons organizations displayed in function of the polarization potential: polaron lattice, then bipolaronic species are successively formed in the conductive range, and the passage from one to another form corresponds to the maximum of conductivity.

My understanding of life and death is commonplace; my understanding of the passage from one to the other is highly particular.

Having just found out, I've only just started listening; what's there is a cinematic event with many levels of intrigue, from their first-order revelations regarding Hitchcock's art to the peculiar relationship between the two men to the historical passage from one to the other that their production embodies.

In the case of the widely used tracer 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG), the time-activity curve of tracer uptake in a specific brain region, combined with the IF, can be used in a classical modeling approach to calculate the kinetic rate constants governing passage from one compartment to another, and to calculate the rate of glucose metabolism.

They require mechanical devices called points to provide passage from one track to another.

Maintenance of genetic diversity theoretically reduces the rapid loss of fitness via Muller's ratcheting during viral passage from one host to another [ 6], which provides benefits to a virus that is adapting to a new niche or selective regimen of its environment [ 7].

Van Gennep called these rituals as rites of passage, all of which were "accompany a passage from one situation to another or from one cosmic or social world to another".

Passage from one phase to another often is complex and difficult to distinguish but it is probably by identifying the transition between these two phases that one can detect the moment when a strategy of optimization of fluid balance on the restrictive side is possible.

On the current task ADHD children's performance was marked by a slow start to searching, a longer time to look at each stimuli and a slower passage from one stimulus to another.

To trigger the process of engagement, the cardiologist should play the role of a 'gate keeper ', a sort of 'relational catalyser', for helping patients to activate the meaning-making actions that sustain the passage from one phase to another.