Change from one form to another.
Upward or downward change between gaits, speed, direction, or maneuvers.
The change from using children's services to using adult services, moving from one program to another, starting or leaving school, or other important life changes.
the change between two video clips
In landscape design, transition is the gradual change achieved by the manipulation of the basic design elements of colour, scale, line, form and texture. Abrupt transitions are to be avoided unless striving to achieve a particular effect.
The act of changing from one pace to another. Walk to trot and trot to canter are known as "upward transitions". Canter to trot and trot to walk are known as "downward transitions".
a change of activity or movement from one place or activity to another, e.g. free play to snack.
Theoretically, shifting from one GNS mode to another (in the large sense, in terms of the overall goals of play for everyone) without Drifting the rules. Scattershot, in development, is designed with Transition in mind. See the Scattershot forum with reference to threads begun by me.
A type of nucleotide-pair substitution involving the replacement of a purine with another purine or of a pyrimidine with another pyrimidine for example, GC AT.
A mutation that consists of the replacement of one purine by another purine or one pyrimidine by another pyrimidine.
(The Change, also Real Life Test) The process whereby a person initially changes their gender.
Vision Mixer changeover operation from one source picture to another picture, or from one keyframe to another keyframe. An abrupt change of video signal level, e. g. 'green-magenta transition' in the center of a color bar pattern.
a passing from one condition, story element, sequence, activity, etc., to another (qv).
The part of the race where the athlete changes shoes or equipment to move onto the next part of a race. There are two in every triathlon. They are from swim to bike and bike to run.
A change of pace or movement.
A blending of frames between two clips that smoothes out a simple cut.
The process of changing from one state or style to another; change from one element to another due to the process of radioactive decay.
The time in which an individual is moving from one life/development stage to another. Examples are the change from childhood to adolescence, adolescence to adulthood and adulthood to older adult. An important transition in MH/DD/SAS services is from adolescent to adult.
Within GNS theory, changing from one Creative Agenda to another through the course of play. This is distinct from Drift in that it is in principle supported by the rules rather than requiring changing them. The game Scattershot was designed with Transition in mind. The term was coined by Scattershot author Fang Langford. References: Transitioning to Gamism About what Scattershot's about (GNS yipyap included) Simulationism: The Right to Dream Narrativism: Story Now
change; for example, the transition zone of the prostate is the area of the prostate closest to the urethra and has features which distinguish it from the much larger peripheral zone.
the change or passing from one condition, place, thing, or activity to another; the passage linking one subject, section, or other part of a composition with another.
A change from one environment or service delivery model to another (e.g., leaving early intervention services and entering preschool); moving from one activity in a classroom to another.
To change socially from one gender to another. Often prior to surgery.
A change from one development density to another or from a preserved area to a developed area. Transition from the Preserve is potentially no development to very low density development away from the "edge" of the Preserve.
The change between States in a Statechart Diagram..
A transition describes the change between two different states. The transition information describes the transition conditions which are fulfilled by the source state, and the results of the change (i.e. next state).
a change from one place or state or subject or stage to another
a musical passage moving from one key to another
a passage that connects a topic to one that follows
a change from one pace to another
a change from one service or program to another
a change in the relation between the learner and the social practices she engages in, e
a choice that the user can make that initiates either another sequence in this same controller or some new controller
a great time to choose to make positive changes
a major change in life circumstances that takes place over a relatively short period of time but has lasting effects on large areas of a person's life
a marked and more or less permanent change that is influenced by social norms and expectations
a means to make changes to a problem record using the Task operation
an action that activates state change
an atomic, directed connection between one state and another
an event of going from one state to another
a path from one state to another
a progression from one state to another and will be triggered by an event that is either internal or external to the entity being modeled
a short-term life change characterized by a sharp discontinuity with the past
a spiritual, physical, intellectual, emotional, or social change in a teenager's life that surfaces a natural desire for information and support-with both teenagers and parents
a change of state caused by an event
Changing from one phase of the game into another; i.e. from the opening into the middlegame, or the middlegame into the endgame.
The change from one clip to another in a video program.
the principle of art that refers to a way of combining art elements by using a series of gradual changes in those elements ( gradation)
Change from one purine to another (adenine to guanine or vice versa) or one pyrimidine to another (thymine to cytosine or vice versa). Compare transversion.
In an Activity Diagram, represents a flow of control from one Activity or Branch or Merge or Fork or Join to another. In a State Diagram, represents a change from one State to another.
Transition is the passage of a student from one environment to another at key points in his or her development from childhood to adulthood.
Change of material or construction type in a building.
the method used to change from one video segment to the next.
Generally, decorative form of covering at floor and flooring butts at a passage or elsewhere. For Passage Transitions See: Saddle; Threshold.
The change between one shot and another
Clause that constrains the values of Variable s between one Time Step and the next Time Step. A rule for changing a Mode TransitionVariable from one value (the "from" state) to another value (the "to" state). The event is conjunction of Clauses. The Rank of the Transition specifies the relative plausibility that the value is the "to" state. There are several ways of partitioning Transitions. A ternary partition, based on implementation, is: Autonomous Transition CommandedTransition Idle Transition And a binary partition, based on semantics, is: Nominal Transition Failure Transition
1. The moment of change from the phase of a dive or turn when propulsion is the result of a single leg thrust from the starting block or wall to the swimming phase when propulsion is produced by repeated movements of the arms and legs. The timing and coordination of this change is critical to the effort required in order to attain and maintain your speed on the subsequent lap. 2. The physiological balance point where energy replacement during exercise changes from predominantly AEROBIC to predominantly ANAEROBIC. (See also ANAEROBIC THRESHOLD)
Passage from one state, stage, subject, or place to another. [D03365] Webster The fourth phase of the Unified Process, in which the software product is moved to the care, custody and control of the user community. The four phase s of the Unified Process are Inception, Elaboration, Construction, and Transition. [D04887] RMW
The substitution in DNA or RNA of one purine by another purine, or of one pyrimidine by another pyrimidine.
The period in between stages of the triathlon, where competitors change equipment for the next discipline (swim to bike and bike to run).
A permanent state change from the current signal state to a new signaling state. The signaling code is updated to a new code and remains until a new signal is transmitted. Compare with pulse.
In a finite state automata, the movement from one state to another. (see category on state machines.)
(Ti) This is a substitution of a purine for a purine or a pyrimidine for a pyrimidine (like-for-like)
Exchange of purines (A for G, or G for A), or pyrimidine (T for C, or C for T)
A visual effect used on an LED display to change from one message to another.
The steps required to change from one fundamental system to another; for example, from climbing to rappelling
A type of nucleotide-pair substitution in which a purine replaces another purine or a pyrimidine replaces another pyrimidine for example, GC AT.
Here refers to passage from K-12 to post-secondary education.
Describes the progression of a LearningDesign from one Activity to another Activity
The relationship that defines the completion of one activity and the activation of another activity within a process. In a process diagram, the arrow drawn between two activities represents a transition.
Passage from one position, state, stage, or subject to another. Close
The period of time during which a transsexual changes from one gender role to the other.
The effect seen when changing from one slide/card to another.
Change from the larval to the juvenile stage. May take place over an extended period of time. Especially used for pelagic taxa where there is not a change in habitat at or near the end of the larval phase. Individuals in transition are considered larval. In the text, we avoid the use of the term metamorphosis because of its implications of abrupt and extensive morphological change over a short period.
Passage from one form, state, style, or place to another.
A change in colors. A place where one color changes to another.
transition arrangements must be specified whenever the introduction of a new qualification will impact on existing qualifications. Transition arrangements refer to the short-to-medium-term arrangements that are put in place to ensure that no one is disadvantaged by changes made to qualifications; that pathways from the former qualification(s) to the new one(s) exist for all current candidates; or that candidates are granted sufficient time to complete the qualification(s) they embarked upon. Back to A-Z menu
In genetics, a Transition is a mutation changing a purine to another purine nucleotide (A <-> G) or a pyrimidine to another pyrimidine nucleotide (C <-> T). Approximately two out of every three single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are transitions.