transition phase

The boys living there are in the transition phase of their stay.

Some women have a very short, if intense, transition phase.

Restaurants are still in a transition phase, with workers allowed to work 39 hours a week, down from 42.

During the transition phase, students continue to practice the skills needed for healthy, independent living.

"Most countries have had to go through a transition phase," adds Williams.

He held it out; displaying the screen in its transition phase.

Comets may go through a transition phase as they come close to extinction.

Warrior Monk, for "men and women who are in a transition phase of life"

For a longer transition phase, both solutions exist in parallel.

These two men envisaged a transition phase from the old units.

This system assured at least a minimum level of services during the awkward transition phase.

The next step is labeled as a transition phase.

The transition phase is going to cause great problems."

I think we're in a transition phase when it comes to Lyme disease reporting.

The Transition phase also includes system conversions and user training.

These pilot projects represent in principle a transition phase between research station and the real world.

It is usually a transition phase from rain to snow or vice-versa.

Many studies have demonstrated the dramatic changes in sexual functioning that can take place during this transition phase.

This stage denotes a transition phase from material to spiritual life.

The end of the first stage of active labor is called the transition phase.

Nearly all cultures possess a transition phase from childhood into adulthood.

"And she said that she looks forward to working with me in the next few weeks on the transition phase.

This requires that they undergo a transition phase, which calls for massive assistance from our end.

Here, students are in the program's transition phase.

Let me assure you, however, that after a transition phase we shall also be able to include processed goods in the system.