Sentence examples for transition paper from inspiring English sources

In the event of a Yes vote in next year's referendum, Scottish Independence Day would be in March 2016, according to a transition paper published by Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

These sorts of applications have emerged as a way to transition paper coupons, a marketing effort reliant on the dying newspaper industry, to a more usable, mobile format.

At the transition from paper records to an EMR, paper data is often scanned into a database that does not have searchable data elements which makes searching for information cumbersome.

The transition from paper to metal is awkward and inflated-looking and it simply does not translate.

Without an infusion of capital, the transition from paper records is not apt to happen very quickly.

As more and more people transition from paper products to digital ones, maybe it's time to change these rules.

In September 2013, health secretary Jeremy Hunt challenged the NHS to 'go paperless' by 2018, setting aside a £1bn technology fund to aid the transition from paper to digital.

Publishers' experience will, indeed, be different but not necessarily better.In some ways the transition from paper to digital distribution is a boon.

"It is an extremely efficient way of replacing the cumbersome notebook, which was very traditional," said John Inkley, Palm's federal product manager, of the military transition from paper to hand-held devices.

They are transcribed and lightly edited, and though some stories suffer a bit in the transition to paper, some may be better for it: the colloquialisms and mis-worded sentences seem poetic on the page.

Dent did explain the origin of the online term "cookies" today, perhaps an attempt to prepare Countdown's core audience for a future transition from paper arbitration to digital reference.