Sentence examples for transition and at from inspiring English sources
The Nets looked nothing like the dominant team of Friday night, the one that scored in transition and at will against the Knicks, shooting 53percentt.
And though Clijsters, the daughter of the former Belgian soccer star Leo Clijsters, is unquestionably the more powerful athlete, she can appear mechanical in transition and at the net.
The flat surfaces of two buried fluvial terraces suggest longer-term, stepped relative sea-level fall, and are correlated with fluvial incisions that took place possibly at the MIS 5/4 transition and at the MIS 3/2 transition, respectively.
The aim of the present observational, cross-sectional study was to examine the effects of hormonal and psycho-relational variables on sexual function during menopausal transition and at early postmenopause in women with hot flushes.
Weide doesn't shy away from the controversy of Allen's life, but he doesn't dig deeply, either; he's especially good at tracing out the moments of transition and at knitting together the conception, production, and reception of most of the key movies.
Thermal diffusivity of poly ethylene terephthalate) (PET) and poly ethylene naphthalate) (PEN) was measured by an AC joule heating technique as a function of temperature from the solid to the liquid state; α changed drastically at the glass transition and at crystallization.
Thus, the most frequent mutations were AT-TA transversions, followed by GC-AT and AT-GC transitions and AT-CG and GC-TA transversions.
Input arcs connect places with transitions, while output arcs start at a transition and end at a place.
Its transcription level increases at G2/M transition and decreases at G1 phase [ 34– 34].
Marcella is the author's mouthpiece, his stage manager, theorizing, summing up the action, signaling transitions, and at times these extra roles blur her outline.
Early transition primary follicles have initiated development (i.e., undergone primordial to primary follicle transition) and contain at least two cuboidal granulosa cells.
