Sentence examples for transitions through from inspiring English sources

One reason an architect transitions through different styles is that he or she transitions through different patrons.

Jo Clifford's adaptation neatly manages multiple transitions through time and space.

Emancipator had worked out transitions through dissimilar material; the set was segued, not merely sequenced.

When the Stars played it well, it resulted in quick transitions through the neutral zone and many goals off odd-man rushes for Mike Modano and Brett Hull.

Short scenes are crisply spliced to make effective transitions through time and space, but their construction is more televisual than theatrical.

"We want the unique experience of transitions through elections, and not Tahrir Square," he said, referring to the protests in Cairo that brought down President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt.

He gave cues for efficient key changes and melodic transitions through a closed-circuit microphone into his band members' earpieces; this enabled the old Dead song "Dark Star" to mutate into Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower" and then back to "Dark Star" again, without the band's losing any steam.

The implicit representation of interfaces allows for seamless transitions through topological changes.

A possible effect of the policy might be on employment-to-employment transitions through formalization of the existing employment.

In the UK, practitioners have focussed on improving youth transitions through the health-care system (Bolton-Maggs 2007; McDonagh 2007).

Within this model, fast double non-adiabatic transitions through both crossing points circumvent slow tunneling through the potential barrier.