Sentence examples for transitional link from inspiring English sources

1535 Paris, France February 3, 1590 Paris, France Germain Pilon, (born 1535, Paris, France died Feb. 3, 1590, Paris) French sculptor whose work, principally monumental tombs, is a transitional link between the Gothic tradition and the sculpture of the Baroque period.

We were a transitional link between the big stars of the fifties and sixties and took the torch and handed it over to the mushrooming amount of comedians of the eighties.

Their task was to follow women up and provide them with a transitional link between the old and new service, as well as for staff in the receiving service.

Given that C. nuchalis and other bowerbird ocular media transmit more UV wavelengths than most other species with VS-type visual pigments, they might represent a transitional link in the evolution from a VS to a UVS visual system [ 39].

If one species could evolve into another, why were they not "blended together by innumerable transitional links" (Darwin 1859, p. 234)?

A frequent argument against macroevolution is that there is insufficient evidence to warrant the conclusions made about major evolutionary transitions that transitional links and intermediate forms do not exist in the fossil record and the proposed mechanisms are incapable of effecting such changes.

Like the monstrous dog of the Baskervilles, he was a transitional figure, linking the chthonic folk-lore of Andrew Lang (who read Micah Clarke for Longman's) to Freud's emergent doctrine of the subconscious.

Even the Proboscidea and Sirenia show many transitional fossils linking them to ancient ancestors that look nothing like modern elephants or manatees.

This new phase is proposed as a transitional phase linking cubic FeNi with the chemically ordered tetragonal L10 FeNi compound, tetrataenite, of interest as a new advanced permanent magnetic material.

A transitional helix links the TPR and catalytic domains; the TPR domain lies on the upper surface of the catalytic region.

Schelling has usually been understood as providing the transitional 'objective idealist' link between Fichte and Hegel.