The phrase "a transformation far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a significant or distant transformation, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The journey led to a transformation far beyond what we had anticipated."
Alternatives: "a distant transformation" or "a significant transformation".
Meanwhile, it is experiencing a technological transformation far more radical than America's, given what it started off with.But China, like America, is an extreme.
He won a hundred and sixty-four games after his transformation, far more than he did before science intervened.
Who would have thought even a few years ago that one of the world's most powerful chief executives would be advocating a transformation in society far more radical than any mainstream politician.
Considering the high potential of PHY US417 for use as feed supplement, the present investigation deals with the overexpression of the gene encoding this enzyme in B. subtilis 168 using a transformation protocol involving, as far as we know, for the first time the mutlimerisation of a cloning vector carrying the pAMβ1 replication origin.
Despite a tremendous progress in understanding and predicting protein function, the overall problem of designing a protein catalyst for a given chemical transformation is far from solved.
But sometimes a business will conduct a significant business transformation, making a far larger change all at once.
After a rushed debate, the Rhodes statue at UCT was removed in April 2015, a quick and symbolic measure of appeasement, but the students' demands for a fuller transformation will be far more slow and difficult to attain.
But the president's stop-over, provided he delivers a clear and forceful message that Myanmar's transformation is far from complete, has the potential to advance rather than set back reform.
Now the graduate students and artistic types who helped turn Fourth Avenue into a destination are worried that others may take the transformation too far.
A few months ago, Fiorina acknowledged that HP's transformation was "far from complete," but that it is starting to see the benefits of its "increased focus and intensity on operating the business and accelerating through the heavy lifting of our reinvention".
