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Meanings of seamless transition in English

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Usage of seamless transition in English
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The important point is that there has been a seamless transition.
The Irish Times
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Geoff took over from him in 1983 and it was a seamless transition.
The Guardian
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But Friday's events showed that a seamless transition did not take place in Canada.
Reuters
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So, in many ways it was a very seamless transition.
Wired
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I look forward to working with Rob on a seamless transition in the months ahead, he said.
News.com.au
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Juan Mata has made a seamless transition into the Manchester United dressing room, according to Ashley Young.
The Irish Times
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The Ministry of Defence has said it is "planning for a seamless transition of assets".
The Guardian
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If this is so, road, rail, air and water are what provide a seamless transition between these functions.
The Irish Times
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Walker's brothers stepped in for a few remaining scenes, which make a seamless transition in the completed film.
Reuters
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Barrick said Usmar will be available in an advisory capacity for another two months to support a seamless transition.
Reuters
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Montag said that he would stay at the bank for the next few months to ensure a seamless transition.
Reuters
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It was also further proof they have made a seamless transition of coaches from Rod Macqueen to Eddie Jones.
The Irish Times
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They say it could still blow over in time for a seamless transition to the next generation of Murdochs.
Reuters
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We want to congratulate Paul Penzone on his victory and look forward to working with him on a seamless transition.
The Guardian
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Strolling through the city, one can see the seamless transition of design from 18th century neoclassical to Scandinavian mid-century modern.
News.com.au
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Focus on the seamless transition between techniques when moving from one angle to another, like shifting gears in a car.
Climbing Magazine
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