Sentence examples for transitional range from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that: (1) the impact of flow fluctuation on friction characteristics is most significant in the transitional range.

Mr. Kadamus said that in 2000, when the English test became a requirement, 229 schools statewide, including 113 in New York City, had 20percentt or more of their students in the transitional range.

There, he studied electronic transport in mesoscopic systems -- systems in the transitional range between the atomic and microscopic scales.

Most of the transitional RTOP scoring classes featured lessons with a student-centered design, but less than ideal implementation resulted in them scoring in the transitional range.

As a simple example: if the nanorod population had a range of sizes then there may be a transitional range of fluences from ϕ L to ϕ H, over which α decreases as the fluence increases, rather than the abrupt change assumed above.

"We believe that the recent downturn in trading is a consequence of the demand for transitional ranges, between winter and spring, having been satisfied during January and February," the company said.

This configuration results in the same previous models (MS3) but adds two additional models spanning the transitional ranges of C 50.

Metals and in particular steels have a transitional temperature range where above this range the metal has acceptable notch-ductility while below this range the material becomes brittle.

The inducement of mechanical stress within nickel-titanium wires can influence the transitional temperature range of the alloy and therefore the expression of the superelastic properties.

An analogous variation of the transitional tempature range may be expected during orthodontic therapy, when the archwires are engaged into the brackets.

An alloy with a stress-related transitional temperature range corresponding to the fluctuations of the oral temperature should express superelastic properties more consistently than others.