complex transition

The achievement of language, in any full sense, lies within the complex transition from the evolutionary to the social.

Meanwhile, everyone has been poised for today, when one of the most complex transitions in railroad history will take place.

At the same time, the funeral and cemetery industries are each going through their own complex transitions.

Note that states do not have to follow a linear progression and very complex transitions are possible.

Her compositions are known for their minimalistic movements yet complex transitions.

A complex transition schedule calls for products that have the least impact on domestic employment to be the first to lose protection.

There was much more to the complex transition than fins evolving into sturdy limbs.

The alternate path drove the ship immediately to the nearer but more complex transition point.

This reflects the complex transition China is undergoing.

The hydrocarbon-ozone complex transition state has the form of a penta-coordinated ion.

In addition, sources could be played back simultaneously through a vision mixer (video switcher) to create more complex transitions between scenes.

Phthalocyanines exchange an electron with the complexed transition metal ion that easily changes its oxidation state.

"We have a tough task," Mr. Ornstein said, referring in part to the technically complex transition to digital television.

The Puerto Rico trench is at a complex transition from the subduction boundary to the south and the transform boundary to the west.

Modus FX also worked on several complex transitions between the different worlds and multiple lives of Nemo Nobody.

This discipline resembles a group form of ice dance with additional emphasis on precise formations of the group as a whole and complex transitions between formations.

The development of species-inherited 'non-verbal communication'(postures, gestures, facial expressions) into cultural forms and variations of these basic possibilities is within the same complex transition.

A surge of immigration and the rapid shift toward an economy dominated by small businesses rather than huge corporations have pushed Los Angeles into a dizzyingly complex transition.

And many, it seems, are discovering the work through the prism of Russia's complex transition to democracy, including the rise to power of its acting president, Vladimir V. Putin.

She finds the actual voting exuberant and historic, but something of an anti-climax to the complex transition compromises of recent years by which political leaders already have set the nation moving toward reconciliation.

Without a more deliberate American, European and Japanese engagement in Eastern Europe's complex transition from totalitarianism to democracy, it is quite likely that the democratic experiment will run into increasing difficulties.

Hence, very complex transition effects and animation can be implemented, such as karaoke song lyrics using various colors, fonts, sizes, animation (like a bouncing ball) etc. to follow the lyrics.

Since 2008, PTV has been involved in research projects focusing on the sustainable development of megacities, such as "Climate and energy in a complex transition process towards sustainable strategies for".

Dr. Shubin said Tiktaalik was "still on the fish end of things, but it neatly fills a morphological gap and helps to resolve the relative timing of this complex transition."

The Swedish Presidency, as well as the next Spanish Presidency, will have to oversee - hopefully - a complex transition to the new Treaty in which the Commission and Parliament will have to play their full part.