Sentence examples for whose transitions from inspiring English sources

Originally, these models are based on automata whose transitions are governed by random variables.

We follow the methodology described in [14] by constructing a Markov chain whose transitions involve changes to the number, positions, and amplitudes of peaks in the return signal.

Often, though, people in my position feel that focusing on our own transitions throughout this process is somehow selfish or unfair to our partners, whose transitions are far greater and more significant.

A T-invariant defines a state-conserving subnetwork, i.e., (a) a network whose transitions (reactions) bring the network back to a given state, if they all took place one after another (in the specified amount), or (b) keep the network in a given (steady) state, if all transitions permanently occur (in the specified relative frequency).

The hospital history of the patient can thus be considered as a "follow-up" [ 1] and the subject becomes the protagonist of a Markov process at the finished states, whose transitions between states correspond to the occurrence of one or more events of interest.

Egypt, whose transition is currently a mess, and Libya, where it is only beginning, should take note.

The situation appeared so dire earlier on Thursday that President Barack Obama, on whose transition team Smith served, was asked if he would intervene.

On the other hand, a study published in 2007 in The Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication suggested that hanging onto old friends via Facebook may alleviate feelings of isolation for students whose transition to campus life had proved rocky.

Matthew, whose transition to residential care was chronicled in a Times Magazine story, in 2014, is calmer and more secure these days, but his world is also smaller than ever.

Despite the differences, Santos and Dixon have one undeniable link — both have been tutored by Chip Kelly, Oregon's first-year offensive coordinator, whose transition has been seamless as he has taken his play-calling acumen from Durham to Eugene.

Kazuo will be compared not only to Hideki, whose transition from Japan to the Yankees has been significantly smoother, but also to Derek Jeter, who slumped after the Yankees traded for Alex Rodriguez.