Sentence examples for transiting into a from inspiring English sources

An emerging theme for a nation transiting into a sustainable future is the provision of a low carbon (dioxide) environment.

Typical columnar structure transits into a dense and featureless structure and grain size decreases from 70 nm to 5 nm.

PP formed the emboss-like nanostructure of ∼ 50 nm induced by the Ar ion beam treatment for shorter ion beam treatment times, while the emboss-like structure was transited into a 3-D long nanofiber-like nanostructure for longer treatment times.

This coefficient quantifies the likelihood probability for a mobile node to get transited into a selfish node.

Let us mention that the solidified shell undergoes few damping oscillations up and down before it transits into a rest state.

Then, as the pathogen transits into a long-term, chronic infection mode, the stresses of living within a biofilm matrix may include oxygen deprivation and nutrient limitation (Jackson et al., 2013; Sauer et al., 2004).

In this validation, the time required for a mobile node to get transited into a selfish node (F S (t)) is manipulated through Weibull distribution by using (21) as defined in [19] {F}_s(t)=kern0.5em 1-{e}^{left raisebox{1ex}{$t$} left/ !raisebox{-1ex}{$beta $}right.right)}^a (22).

We also followed Yan-YFP dynamics in cells as they transited into a differentiated state and thereafter.

Therefore, we overexpressed PntP1 or constitutively-active PntP2 in cells as they transited into a photoreceptor state and beyond.

If the estimated tag staying ratio is lower than a certain threshold, it immediately transits into the second phase.

Like the previous case, an alternative explanation can be that LIPPS-induced pattern transits into interference-induced pattern.