Sentences with phrase «most dramatic transitions»
There have been several such transitions in the past, but one of the largest and most dramatic transitions happened at the end of the last Ice Age.
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The most dramatic change was the Catholic transition from Latin to English, but there was a sense in which almost every denomination's «Latin» was being translated into «English,» at the point of music, liturgy, symbol, color and style.
Sandy Kawano said: «The transition from fins to limbs marks the most dramatic change in orientation of the locomotor forces from contact with the ground.
Wiig has had some difficulty in recent years trying to make the transition to the dramatic side of things in quickly forgotten flops like Girl Most Likely and Hateship Loveship but here, aided by the support of Hader and the strong writing of Johnson and Heyman, she's able to stretch her legs and fully convince as a woman so troubled by her life and her own self - destructive actions while never being able to properly express them to anyone around her.
The Yakuza series, infamously slow to transition across the pond, is one of Sega's most reliable brands, consistently delivering quality games containing exactly what their intended audience desire: brutal carnage, dramatic storytelling, hilariously off - tone comedy and lots and lots of baseball practice.
MOre simply, and longer ago, the great (6 K) change during the transition from LGM to Holocene took about 60 centuries; an average of 0.1 K / century during a time of dramatic change in comparison to most of the prior 115,000 years.