0 belonging or relating to a change, or the process of change, from one form or type to another: --
a transitional government
1 relating to a process of change from one system, method, etc. to another: --
transitional arrangements/measures/provisions
a transitional administration/government
Implementation of the recommendations would entail significant transitional costs for the least-developed countries.
Increases in the business rate are tied to inflation, but decisions over transitional relief and aid for small businesses have complicated the outcome.
The paper continues by considering the changes which elites began to undergo in the transitional conditions of the late nineteenth century.
The magmas are of transitional (mildly alkalic) type, generated by relatively small-fraction (6-7 %) melting of a depleted mantle source.
These organizations claim that, in too many cases, corruption explains, at least in part, poor economic performance either in developing countries or in transitional countries.
He concludes that velarisation is a transitional gradual change leading to the incorporation of a nasal into the preceding vowel.
Allowing and encouraging victims to engage in dialogue and public storytelling constitutes a crucial part of the transitional legal and political process.
Courtship, within the historically specific context of near 'total marriage ', constituted a transitional stage between gendered youth and gendered adulthood.
An integrated motion planner will determine allowable speeds and transitional profiles based on the remaining move distance.
The highest values for mean species richness, percentage of baits attacked and intensities of attack, all occurred during the transitional season.
