Sentence examples for transition represents from inspiring English sources

Kobalt's founder and chief executive Willard Ahdritz said the transition represents "an important new milestone in streaming".

The plan for a gradual democratic transition "represents the best efforts of Syria's neighbors to chart a way forward, and it deserves a chance to work," she said.

The primary transition represents a transformation from yellow straight jet flame (at SG = 0) to lifted flame with blue base and finally to swirling seated (burner attached) yellow flame.

The secondary transition represents a transformation from a swirling seated flame to swirling flame with a conical tailpiece and finally to a highly-swirled near blowout oxidizer-rich flame.

Juergen Maier, CEO of Siemens, which started building on a £310m wind turbine factory in Hull in January, said: "The low-carbon transition represents a major economic opportunity and this demonstration of cross-party support sends a clear message that the UK remains a good place for global companies to do low-carbon business".

"Resistant to fundamental theory and ill-defined in experiment, yet central to so many processes and applications, the glass transition represents an enduring challenge in polymer science," wrote Timothy Lodge, a professor of chemical engineering and materials science at the University of Minnesota, in a commentary in ACS Central Science about the Princeton researchers' work.

The processes of deforestation and forest transition represent about 95% of all changes.

A predicate is associated to each transition representing guards of the state machine (Fig. 11).

ABT is an abstract transition, and a communicative transition (COT) is a transition representing a method call.

Articles in Schooling in Transition represent schooling conducted in both of Canada's official languages, and in most of Canada's regions.

As to Transition representing the future of my work, no.