Sentence examples for technical transition from inspiring English sources

When he finally allowed Keisha Blake to have sex with him, it turned out to be a technical transition.

He suggested a technical transition was responsible for the slow rollout of interactive services on mobile telephones.

Whatever the long term wisdom of Ben Burgess's elevation from interloper to talisman, however difficult the technical transition between codes, England's fledging inside centre has a pedigree of producing on the biggest occasions.

This issue seems likely to be related to the ongoing technical transition from one service to the other, if that's the case.

He still goes to the plush data centre in Nicosia to manage the technical transition that goes with the sale of the Greek arm of the bank to Piraeus Bank.

The technical transition from conservation genetics to genome-scale data therefore needs to be tightly accompanied by a discussion of how applied conservation biology can best benefit from genomic data (see for example McMahon et al., 2014).

Oh also laid out "a host of pressing issues" including the need to balance user-created content with editorial accountability, as well as to identify business models to sustain citizen journalism during an age of ever-more rapid commercial and technical transitions and unclear revenue models.

The requirements for a smart grid in the socio-technical transition process are addressed within the MLP framework.

The socio-technical transition to more sustainable infrastructure is expected to include partial decentralisation based on local conditions.

Figure 3 shows the most important forces of change behind the socio-technical transition leading to the envisioned safe and secure transport system in 2100.

A socio-technical transition is a set of processes that leads to a fundamental shift in socio-technical systems (e.g. [23,24]).