Sentence examples for steady transition from inspiring English sources
In the decade since Club Patara opened, Kalkan has undergone a slow, steady transition from rural village to tourist town.
It's been such a long, steady transition that you could arbitrarily pick almost any moment in the last many decades.
"We expect a steady transition to Internet calling so that by 2010, nearly all calls will go over the Internet," said Tom Evslin, chief executive of ITXC, a company in Princeton, N.J., that is a leading carrier of Internet calls.
But equally notable is a steady transition away from some of the hardball tactics of the Giuliani era that inflamed neighborhoods in northern Manhattan, central Brooklyn and the Bronx.
The subhed is quite telling: "The conflict leaves at least 611 injured and 3 dead; the pro-Mubarak side wants to give the government more time for a smooth and steady transition; Egyptian military and police have not used violence".
"South Korea doesn't want any instability in North Korea, so will probably work to expand its co-operation efforts". South Korean media have reported that Jang Song-thaek, Kim Jong-il's brother-in-law and a trusted member of his inner circle, had been acting as a mentor to Kim Jong-un in anticipation of a more steady transition of power.
Steady transitions to democracy appear to be underway, though the situations in both countries are still in flux.
In Brazil, where it comes nearly 20 years since the first reparations were awarded to victims' families, it is one of the last.Oscar Vieira of FGV Law School in São Paulo attributes this to Brazil's penchant for "slow and steady" transitions.
Keeping it sexy, NERO brought the day into the eve with an hour of steady transitions.
"We can't be naive about the difficulties," he says, but repeats that a "steady, responsible" transition is crucial.
This enables to determine the boundaries of each activity band (i.e. steady oscillation, transition, inertial cavitation) independent from the physical and physiological dynamics of the experiment.
