Sentence examples for I conversion from inspiring English sources

The first decade In the first decade, the big things are (i) conversion of Medicaid into a block grant program, with much lower funding than projected under current law and (ii) sharp cuts in top tax rates and corporate taxes.

i) Conversion of forests to managed land use types resulted in increased groundwater recharge and surface runoff.

It was found that NaCl increased the effectiveness of TIPA through promotion of two transitions: (i) conversion of AFt to AFm for Portland cement sample, (ii) conversion of carboalumiante phases for Portland limestone cement sample.

The whole pipeline consists of three steps: i) conversion of the CT scans into Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP) images, ii) prediction from a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) applied in a sliding window fashion over the MIP image, and iii) robust analysis of the prediction sequence to predict the height of the desired slice within the whole CT scan.

Besides, using a formation approach, all coatings, films and layers can be divided into two big categories: i) conversion ones, which are formed by reaction products of the base material (for example, formation of an oxide layer by surface oxidation) and ii) deposited ones.

Fig. 3 Equipment used for physical task stress speech data collection: (i) Conversion II Elliptical/Stepper, (ii) digital screen display for Stepper, (iii) Shure Beta 53 close-talking microphone, (iv) Sennheiser HD 650 open air headphones, (v) Tascam US-1641 multi-channel digital recorder.

To check the validity of the kinetically predicted reaction progress of S-I conversion, the modeling results were compared with the mixed-layer S-I in the Mugi mélange.

In addition, whole-rock geochemical evidence suggests that the net volume of SiO2 liberated from the mélange at temperatures of < 200°C was as much as 35%, with up to 40% of the SiO2 loss related to the smectite-illite (S-I) conversion reaction, and the rest attributable to the pressure solution of detrital quartz and feldspar.

Although the downhole progress of S-I conversion at the Nankai margin was successfully reproduced by the above kinetic expressions (Saffer et al. 2008), it is uncertain as to whether they are still applicable to modeling of diagenesis at great depths.

This takes us back to the first question: "Is conversion wrong?" The answer, as one might expect, is complicated.

I take this opportunity to respond to two questions he posed, namely, "Is conversion wrong?" and "Is anger over conversion an extenuating circumstance for murder?" I'll respond to the second question first, as the answer is simple.