Sentence examples for possibility of a transition from inspiring English sources
However, in the nonlinear context, there may be other equilibria present, and this brings with it the possibility of a transition to an alternative (remote) minimum.
It excludes the possibility of a transition from an oscillatory state to a(nother) steady state (known as depolarisation block in neuroscience), by restricting the parameter space from above.
Green's functions have played an important role as a theoretical tool in the field of physics, since the possibility of a transition from the problems in mathematical physics to integral equations is based on the fundamental concept of Green's function.
Animal models of absence epilepsy showed the possibility of a transition between sleep spindles and GSW suggesting a common origin [29], [69].
Finally, the possibility of a transition from low- to high-risk disease in some cases may have implications for the monitoring of low-risk rest tumors.
The main goal of the protocol design was to create a situation where neither the size nor the possibility of a transition to a straight line (a "flattening") would be cued by the starting location of the curved surface.
The yield function allows the possibility of describing a transition between the shape of a yield surface typical of a class of materials to that typical of another class of materials.
The possibility of such a transition, after more than a half-century of nearly unbroken rule by the Liberal Democrats, has gripped the nation's attention.
Although we could presumably write down a metabolism-only model without biopolymers and without replication that would have two stable states and a possibility of a stochastic transition, this would be a purely chemical system and it would not constitute a transition to life, in our view, because the high-concentration state would not have replication, heredity and evolutionary potential.
"We're weeks away conceivably from the possibility of a big transition for Syria," Kerry said.
The Azerbaijani government has destroyed its civil society in a calculated effort to preempt the possibility of a gradual transition.
