Sentence examples for transition marks from inspiring English sources

For Edgar Comee, of Brunswick, Maine, this transition marks a heightened alert in his self-appointed role of storm-watch monitor.

Whether or not you care about clothes, this transition marks the passing of an era, the end of a parade of genius that began with Poiret and Chanel, made its way through Schiaparelli, Dior and Balenciaga and ends, nearly a century later, with Saint Laurent.

The oocyte-to-embryo transition marks the onset of development.

The Zone de Transition marks the limit between the Cenozoic and the Mesozoic.

We're all wearing blazers in this episode and Matthew Lynley nails his transition marks (so you know we mean bidness).

As mentioned above, the Plio Pleistocene transition marks a sweeping change in the East African environment, caused by global climate changes (deMenocal 2004; Maslin and Trauth 2009).

In the 1960's, Professor Smith began moving into comparative religious studies, a transition marked by publication of "The Meaning and End of Religion" (Macmillan, 1963).

He spoke at the start of a congress that will culminate in his retirement and the appointment of a new generation of leaders after a transition marked by scandal and anxiety about the party's future.

For the HER observatory, the phase transition marked T2 is clearly localized by the scaling exponent, displaying a persistent behaviour reaching a maximum value of β(t) ≈ 3 at 19 00 UT.

Dnmt3L-deficient male animals are azoospermic due to a block in meiosis at the leptotene-zygotene transition, marked by non-homologous synapsis/meiotic catastrophe.

Using the transition marking, π T, we filtered out the transitions T′ whose π T ′> 0. These identified transitions facilitate us to chase the drug effects from the two combined drugs to the interested synergistic molecule, KRT8.