Sentence examples for transitional to from inspiring English sources

We are using a mixture of bows in the orchestra, from baroque, to transitional, to classical.

(With 1,500 mechanical relays, ENIAC was still transitional to later, fully electronic computers).

Rather, their significance has to do with their place in evolution, as invertebrates transitional to vertebrates providing clues for the history of human lineage.

He had successfully lobbied his party to change its official designation of nuclear power from a "transitional" to "main" source of energy.

Touched by romance though they were, these fictional works were transitional to realism, for they did portray common folk sympathetically; they did concern themselves with dialect and mores; and some at least avoided older sentimental or romantic formulas.

The feldspar content of dacite ranges from oligoclase to andesine and labradorite; sanidine occurs also in some dacites and when abundant gives rise to rocks transitional to the rhyolites.

Resource efficiency and sustainable resource management is critical to transitional economies to forward their pathway to sustainable development.

Fluvial deposits with abundant transitional- to upper-flow regime structures (mostly cross-beds with tangential sets and plane/antidunal beds) and simple, low-relief sediment bars indicate a low-sinuosity, ephemeral style.

California is trying to improve access to prekindergarten and kindergarten classes by requiring districts to offer transitional kindergarten to students.

Some analysts say elections should be delayed to allow transitional authorities to make more progress on disarmament.

1.33pm GMT Peter Bone, a Conservative, says he has a private member's bill to extend transitional controls to Romania and Bulgaria.