Sentence examples for transition which may from inspiring English sources

The announcement that French troops would leave there by March accelerates their withdrawal by at least four months, since the next stage of the transition, which may have included Kapisa Province, is expected this summer.

At county level Durham's Scott Borthwick, a centurion against Surrey on Thursday, appears to be going through a similar transition, which may one day be useful to his country, as has Yorkshire's Adil Rashid, confirming that it is generally easier to bat at first-class level than it is to flick the ball out of the back of the hand.

Furthermore, this switch exhibits fast SET and slow RESET transition, which may have potential applications in some special regions.

In both polymers, evidence is found for a stress-induced solid-state phase transition, which may be similar to the martensitic phase transition proposed for polyethylene.

This paper investigates the precedents, policies and factors relevant to a successful energy regime transition which may be applied in the Japanese case, through a review of national leaders in renewable energy deployment.

It was found that the investigated PBA/PEO miktoarm star copolymers are characterized by single glass transition, which may result from similar values of glass transition temperatures of the PBA and PEO polymers.

This enables students who attain quality education at an early age to enjoy a huge advantage in school transitions, which may be stronger than that of the students in the USA.

In general, the UV-vis spectra did not present clearly defined excitonic peaks (i.e., broad excitonic transitions), which may be associated with the relative dispersity of QD size characteristic of aqueous colloidal processing routes compared to organometallic methods [1].

Time scales involved in geomorphic change can make it difficult to observe a large number of states and transitions, which may constrain what types of STM structure can be identified, as the number of observed states and transitions required to develop particular graph structures varies widely.

mRNA translation is the outcome of a number of transitions (which may be conceptualized as reactions), which can be typically modelled as a set of ODEs [ 32- 39].

I described the situation in 1969 [ 107].: 'Equally as important as the actual molecular mechanism of allosteric transitions which may differ from enzyme to enzyme, is the in vivo expression of the regulatory potentiality of enzymes which control multienzyme sequences.