As understanding of the two systems is a matter of generations, conversions (in brackets) to imperial units should be provided wherever this seems useful, though usually one conversion – the first – will suffice.
In a free-market economy, every sale or purchase is on some level an act of conversion, a matter of overcoming objections or hesitancy and getting to "yes".
However, the maximization of extracted power from PV system is a matter of concern as its conversion efficiency is low.
There was also an inescapably personal dimension to the God crisis — a matter of opening oneself, of inner conversion and personal decision.
The year before, as the Tea Party gained strength, Mr. Specter candidly declared his Republican-to-Democrat conversion a matter of political survival.
Mr. Spano explained his conversion as a matter of constructive abandonment; the Republican Party had drifted way to the right, he said, leaving him and his moderate positions in the cold.
In the past, however, Mr. Aboul Fotouh, as a reformist leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, has sometimes suggested that religious conversion was a matter of individual choice, troubling many ultraconservative Islamists who now form part of his base of support.
When they put their fourth kickable penalty to touch, and botched the lineout, Ringrose managed to scoop up the loose ball and with a great finish evade Mumm – back on the field a matter of seconds – to touch down: the conversion made it 17-0.
As for Yves Mersch, a governing council member who is also Luxembourg's chief central banker, he has undergone a conversion in a matter of days.
And conversion is a matter of grace.
