Sentence examples for transitional points from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the lulls in peatland site construction coincide with transitional points between nominal archaeological phases, typically defined on the basis of their material culture, implying that there may indeed have been a cultural discontinuity at these times.

I chose photogs who all shot transitional points in HC punk.

They target teenagers, vulnerable young adults that are in transitional points in their lives in search of belonging.

As with most transitional points in life, it is a time often filled with a myriad of feelings.

It uses an ultrametric input tree to define partitions according to transitional points between speciation and coalescence within species rates.

Sleep quality stabilized by six months post-transplant and remained stable through twelve months post-transplant which represent important transitional points in the recovery process when patients may be returning to work and resuming more normal routines, assuming a good HSCT outcome.

For Gaultier, the proposal came at a transitional point in his life.

Head, though, was a costume designer in an era before couture took over the movies: in fact, her films with Hepburn were a key transitional point.

The group appeared at the transitional point when the late-90s pop bang was reduced to a whimper, and reality pop shows – like The X Factor – were beginning to spew out excitement-free artists on a regular basis.

So much is familiar, so much shockingly new, that this documentary stands at a transitional point in the country's collective effort to mourn, remember and simply grasp what happened on Sept. 11.

The story is about two twenty-something roommates at a transitional point in their lives, trying to figure out their ambitions, their sexuality, what their next step in life should be.