Sentence examples for transition and also from inspiring English sources

As share prices fell on Monday, the government opened its annual parliamentary meeting in Beijing, a session that is expected to complete the nation's once-a-decade leadership transition and also set the agenda for the leadership team.

General Sisi called for the formation of a "technocratic government" to administer affairs during the transition and also of a politically diverse committee of experts to draft constitutional amendments.

We want everyone to stay and stay focused through the transition, and also to support everyone in finding a new opportunity, if they do not move to IBM, so we are implementing a range of programs including completion bonuses, severance packages, accelerated vesting of all RSUs, outplacement support, and in some cases relocation support.

The E2F-RBR1 pathway controls genes in the G1 to S phase transition, and also genes involved in mitosis, such as the plant-specific B-type CDKB1 1.

FoxM1 transcriptionally upregulates target genes involved in cell cycle progression and it is critical for G1/S and G2/M transition, and also for the execution of the mitotic program because FoxM1-depleted cells fail to advance beyond the prophase stage of mitosis [10].

Kaznacheyev et al. in their NEXAFS study of amino acids reported the absence of Rydberg transition and also assigned the peak at 289.4 eV to σ* CNH transition.

But I think that's come from that background of imagining scenes and the transitions, and also fast moving plots.

Change of energy spectrum with laser field provides a new freedom degree in optical systems based on interband and intersub-band transitions and also important advantage in the field of application.

The PL characteristics of the C-Si-nc suspensions of these nanostructures are characterized by double peaks, and the observations provide direct evidence for quantum confinement-induced widened bandgap transitions and oxide-related interface state-mediated transitions and also allow us to experimentally distinguish between the contributions of the two transition mechanisms.

It is especially important for the program recipient to engage in the process to ensure access to data post-transition and also given their central role in acting upon M&E evidence.

Here, we present a model and analysis framework that can infer the spatiotemporal features predictive of state transitions and also allows to estimate the number of samples required for this analysis.