Sentence examples for transitional conditions from inspiring English sources

These transitional conditions potentially represent an ocean front where the denser water under-rides lighter water, giving rise to an inclined interface and a strong convergence at the surface, which can concentrate phytoplankton and pollutants (Klemas 2012).

So how do journalists function in such uncertain, transitional conditions in Egypt, one of several countries involved in the so-called Arab Spring?

The exams, when not done carefully, can miscategorize people who have spells of intermittent consciousness — a transitional condition called a "minimally conscious state".

Hydrogenation of benzene to cyclohexane was conducted in an adiabatic fixed-bed reactor under a phase transitional condition.

The topology of a phylogenetic analysis of cv-lysozyme 3 cDNA (full length 663 bp, encoding an open reading frame of 187 amino acids) is also consistent with a transitional condition, as cv-lysozyme 3 falls at the base of a monophyletic clade of bivalve lysozymes identified from digestive glands.

In transitional flow conditions, this occurs only if the laminar to turbulent transition is accurately predicted.

DSMC results for permeability of FiberForm are validated for a range of pressures (transitional flow conditions) and agree with experimental measurements.

For the NACA 0018, the results appeared to be accurate enough; therefore the proposed calibration may be considered a powerful tool for reliable airfoil simulations in transitional flow conditions.

Under the kinematic assumption that the friction slope equals the bed slope (Henderson and Wooding, 1964) and assuming transitional flow conditions, i.e., a water surface profile with a transitional flow regime between laminar and turbulent flow, Horton defined a one-dimensional, non-linear storage-based overland flow model.

The presence of swimming sperm apparently represents a more primitive transitional evolutionary condition.

Transitional models condition the outcome in the current time on the previous outcome observation (e.g., afternoon FEV1 is regressed on the morning FEV1) (Diggle et al. 2002).