Sentence examples for signifying the transition from inspiring English sources
Typically, one or more grieving relatives would surround the bed waiting to hear the last words, signifying the transition from this world to the next.
With anthesis signifying the transition from vegetative to reproductive growth, cover crop termination with a roller-crimper can be as effective as termination with synthetic herbicides (Ashford and Reeves, 2003; Davis, 2010; Mirsky et al., 2009).
The major conclusion is revealing the succeeding stages of evolution from ritual centres in open landscape to roofed cult buildings, which signify the transition from society of hunting-gatherers' to agriculture based community.
Specifically, the second transition relates to strongly non-stationary dynamics, and signifies the transition from intense energy exchanges between different particles of the system to energy localization on one of the particles.
It was hard to come up with a better way than giving these guys credit for existing to signify the transition into the avant garde as non-punk makes its long journey into the midnight of "Family Man".
Now used as a Library, another structure near the pool was once a pavilion for Balinese ceremonies such as potong gigi, the ritual tooth-filing that signifies the transition from child to adult for Balinese youngsters around the age of 17.
Therefore, immunoregulatory abnormality signifies the transition from undifferentiated to definitive CTD [ 45].
Many described traditional tribal practices of certain ethnic groups in which ceremonial MC is a test of courage that signifies the transition of adolescent boys into 'heroic' men.
At present, the world is losing species at a rate comparable to the mass extinctions signifying the major transitions of geological time periods (Butchart et al. 2010).
The mood suddenly becomes soft and mournful as the piece nears its conclusion, the transition signifying the approaching end of Don Juan's life.
These four processes facilitated the transition to the next phase, and thus we called these four processes 'gates,' to signify the passage to a different level.
