Sentence examples for transition reports from inspiring English sources

Her new office is stark and sterile, filled with transition reports and books.

It's been quite a year for Wael Ghonim, the Google marketing executive who became an icon for the Egyptian revolution: he was kidnapped by security forces supporting the old regime, named one of TIME Magazine's 100 "Most Influential People" and now is leaving Google to help Egypt in its time of transition, reports WIRED.

The denaturant m-value of a protein unfolding transition reports on changes in solvent-accessible surface area (ΔSASA) upon protein denaturation [17].

This suggests that the AB transition reports on a conformational change of the bound head, which is a rotation of the N-terminal domain, rather than a translation of the head itself along actin.

As a consequence, the results confirm that H NMR signal of either the γCH3Val E11 or Tyr C7 responds sensitively to the structural changes in the R to T transition, reports accurately the Hb oxygenation state, and can serve as a vascular oxygen biomarker.

Colin Kahl, a professor of security studies at Georgetown, contributed to the "Phased Transition" report.

In its latest annual transition report, the EBRD says reform has largely stalled, but not reversed.

The transition report says the era of hiring such "inexperienced or poorly qualified" lawyers — who are now themselves protected by civil service laws — has left lasting damage.

First, there was a transition report commissioned by Mr. Corzine and carried out by a panel of nongovernmental advisers that recommended a politically unappetizing -- but undeniably ambitious -- mix of spending restraint and new revenue from taxes.

"What I understand they already told people in the transition report is that no one ever asked for any quid pro quo in exchange for appointing them," Mr. Genson said.

She had written a transition report for the new governor in which she noted that public corruption prosecutions often ran upon the shoals of politics in New Jersey and that prosecutors feared reprisals.