  We characterized the evolution of spectral and temporal properties of several
Galactic black hole transients observed between 1996-2001 using the data from
well sampled PCA observations close to the transition to the low/hard state. We
showed that the changes in temporal properties are much sharper than the
changes in the spectral properties, and it is much easier to identify a state
transition with the temporal properties. The ratio of the power-law flux to the
total flux in the 3-25 keV band increases close to the transition, and the
power-law flux shows a sharp increase along with the changes in temporal
properties during the transitions. In this work we concentrate on the decay of
two recent outbursts, from 4U 1543$-$47, and H1743$-$322 and discuss the state
transitions by tracking their daily, and sometimes hourly evolution, and
interpret results based on the expectations from our earlier observations.
