Sentence examples for transitional level from inspiring English sources
Figure 4b, c shows the continuation of the pulse evolution presented in Fig. 3e, f and illustrates the specific changes after entering the transitional level: The transition from the gas thrust stage to the convective buoyant regime is characterized by the distinct generation of vortices, considerable radial expansion, and the onset of typical convective motion patterns.
On the other hand, by means of our PVDM procedure, velocity v trans is measured at a slightly later stage of transition, at t II, when part of the pulse is already at the transitional level.
The relation between specific types of lumbosacral transitional vertebra and the degree of degeneration at and adjacent to the transitional level is unclear.
The committee nevertheless accepted the Administration's premise that the proposed mili tary budget was at an "interim' or "transitional" level and that spending on strategic weapons would probably have to be in creased unless there was a slackening in the Soviet stra tegic build‐up or an agreement to curb the atomic arms race.
Mr. Leonard of General Motors said that $72 was about right for the transitional level; to reach LEV, he said, was an additional $100 to $200, and to reach ULEV, from $100 to $1,500 above that, depending on whether it was a small, four-cylinder car, which would require few changes, or an eight-cylinder vehicle that would have to be converted to natural gas or some other cleaner fuel.
Level 2 is a transitional level.
After the participants' voices were recorded reading the Japanese RB vs. LB ambiguous phrases, we randomly paired participants with a stranger5 and used the TANDEM-STRAIGHT toolbox to morph their original voices into four transitional levels of similarity using manually anchored start and end points of each syllable.
A brief, transitional stage.
Parameter and are empirically set as 3 and 6 for first and second level transitional areas.
However, similar to many other transitional societies, the level of neonatal mortality has remained largely unchanged in the last three decades, currently constituting nearly three-quarters of all infant deaths [ 24, 25].
In the present study, there was evidence in the urban area for an effect of poverty on wheeze prevalence for domains within 3 of the 4 variable groups (e.g. low socioeconomic level, transitional housing, and farming exposures).
