Sentence examples for time for transitions from inspiring English sources

20 minutes of flex time for transitions and/or announcements.

Even if everybody only speaks for five minutes and you add a little time for transitions or Q&A that automatically turns a seven-person panel into an hour-long affair.

In the slow regime, the MST can be characterized by the waiting time for transitions to occur, so the MST decreases as κ increases.

Conformational exchange rates (k1 and k2) were derived by calculating the average time for transitions (C1 →  C4 and C4 →  C1) and taking the reciprocal.

Even if it does, that leaves little time for transition.

"There's not much more the United Nations can do, now is the time for transition".

She said it was a "natural time for transition" since she had completed a new strategic plan.

"It is time for him to go, it is time for transition in this regime," Mr. Cameron said.

'It was a natural, organic time for transition and Tom and I are optimistic people thrilled with this new opportunity,' she says, as if reading from an autocue.

Mr. Battle, who remains close to Ms. Waters, added: "She definitely wanted it to be very clear to me that she's not leaving me, but that it's time for transition.

A code does not stand alone, it is bound into a network of neighbouring codes and so, an introduction of a new code can only be made step-by-step with a reasonable time for transition.