Sentence examples for transitional sequence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "transitional sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events or steps that lead from one state or condition to another, often in a narrative or analytical context. Example: "The author skillfully employed a transitional sequence to guide the reader through the character's development over the course of the story."
In this, the transitional sequence of the movie, when the unreal reality of Kansas gives way to the realistic surreality of the world of wizardry, there is, as befits a threshold moment, much business involving windows and doors.
Her homelessness, her unhousing, is underlined by the fact that, after all the door play of the transitional sequence, and having now stepped out-of-doors, she will not be permitted to enter any interior at all until she reaches the Emerald City.
The Upper Cretaceous Gongila Formation in the Chad Bornuu) Basin, northeastern Nigeria has always been considered as a transitional sequence between the underlying continental Bima Formation and the overlying marine Fika Formation.
During stage one of the map reduction aggregation method shown in Fig. 1, transitional sequence word outputs are placed into centralized, thread-safe storage areas accessible to minhash operation workers.
On the other hand, binding of a VEGF165 dimer to HS requires two highly sulfated HS domains linked through a partially sulfated transitional sequence [8].
What makes Mr. Soderbergh's film difficult is his decision to eliminate much of the exposition and virtually all of the transitional sequences that help an audience to position themselves within a narrative.
In short, the fossil record of hoofed mammals is full of transitional fossils and even longer transitional sequences that demonstrate the origins of nearly all the living ungulates and tethytheres from ancestors that looked almost completely unlike their descendants.
They also allow us to compare transitional sequences that make it possible to compare with previously proposed models.
By analyses of multiple transitional sequences, we clearly showed the origin and the growing procedure of the satellite repeat in tomato genome.
The step-wise downward or upward movement of the colored in the LCBs indicates transitional boundaries of sequence homology.
The opening of the South Atlantic is recorded by five main tectonic-stratigraphic sequences at the South African continental margin which are: the basin and range or pre-rift mega-sequence, the syn-rift I and II mega-sequence, the transitional and thermal sag mega-sequence (Fig. 2) (Maslanyi et al. 1992; Light et al. 1993).
