Sentence examples for a large transformation from inspiring English sources

Achieving such a large transformation calls for major biological reorganization.

A large transformation happened, reflected by culture remains, showing that environmental changes profoundly influenced human behaviour and inspired new forms of culture appearance.

The XRD also proved that in the case of annealed titanium rich film a large transformation of sub-stoichiometric TiC grains into pure Ti grains and more stoichiometric TiC developed.

It is found that the composite with SMA fibers can have a large transformation temperature range during the heating process, and a linear shrinkage may take place during the cooling because of the large difference between the austenite finish and martensite start temperatures of the composite.

These results supply microstructural explanation for the previous results that Ti-rich Ti Ni thin films with GP zones show a large transformation strain despite the presence of the GP zones, while thin films with Ti2Ni precipitates show a relatively small transformation strain.

All of that, planners said, should make a larger transformation, outside the court system, conceivable.

Jack Balkin, a liberal law professor at Yale, agrees that the increase in leak prosecutions is part of a larger transformation.

"It's symptomatic of a larger transformation," he said, as companies unlock more entrepreneurial activity, granting incentives and rewards to researchers in the hope they will stay put instead of moving to other companies.

That's because the park belongs to a larger transformation that includes the construction of dozens of new metro and light-rail stations that link far-flung, disconnected and often poor districts on Madrid's outskirts to downtown.

But this is a changing America, an angry country turning against immigrants and newcomers, where industrialism is threatening the pastoral idyll, the nation is on the brink of entering the first world war, and their own personal tragedy becomes a reflection of a larger transformation.

That difference, Kun says, reflects a larger transformation, as immigrant communities began to define their culture on their own terms, "instead of being held captive" by a city that "simply saw them as 'foreign.' " Meanwhile, the collection boasts an abundance of menus from restaurants in South Los Angeles up until the nineteen-sixties, when its holdings abruptly taper off.