Sentence examples for transition creating a from inspiring English sources

The SAN, having a significantly lower glass transition temperature than polycarbonate, flows into the grooves during annealing at temperatures just over the PC glass transition, creating a mechanically interlocking interface.

When I talked to him on the phone on Sunday morning, before he was suspended, he was the first to admit that his new bosses badly botched the transition, creating a PR nightmare in which he's become a primary target.

The excitation of PL usually occurs as follows: an electron in a nanotube absorbs excitation light via S22 transition, creating an electron-hole pair (exciton).

The C to T transition created a nonsense mutation, truncating the hMLH1 protein.

This transition created a dilemma for educators: blending new requirements of providing individualized support with traditional Japanese socialization and educational practices of raising and educating children within peer groups.

The combined forces of a collective will to avoid revisiting the traumas of a difficult and painful past and the reliance on the reformed political institutions of the old regime to anchor the democratic transition created a climate conducive to forgetting.

Far beyond the planets, the solar wind slows to subsonic speeds, and that transition creates a shock wave that loosely resembles the one created by the supersonic airplane Concorde.

The relevance to today is this: the peaceful transition created a new political system in which the old elite populated both sides of the political spectrum - but without any formal accounting of the events during fascism.

Beyond on-scene procedures and moving the patient from the scene, the time to transport, provide hospital transition, create a record and then return to the primary response territory is the greatest deterrent to the availability of ambulance crews and thus a factor in compromised response times.

His intelligent, eloquent performance emphasized the work's silences and abrupt transitions, creating a very different effect from that of traditional, lushly sweeping Schumann interpretations.

These transitions created a data age, when brands have more access than ever before to understanding customers' behavior and preferences.