Sentence examples for a transformation of state from inspiring English sources

Ukraine did not undergo a transformation of state or society, as it did when an imperialist Russia was replaced by a communist one, or when the Soviet Union fragmented into independent states that embraced capitalism.

A transformation of state variables x t *= H x t via any non-singular matrix H yields an essentially equivalent form of the original model: (3) (4) where v * t ∼ N 0, HQH′).

To deal with the quadratic term in the velocity, a transformation of states is introduced.

It exhibited the qualities of purification ritual, reversion to a more severe form of capitalism; and in the process a transformation of nanny state into stepmother state.

Now a transformation of the state's long-term care system is in high gear, as the state has extended invitations to agencies to be a part of the new system.

Mr. Christie also repeated his call for a transformation of the state's education system, saying that the failure of many inner-city schools had wasted countless young lives and left communities devastated.

The conference will lead to a "transformation of our nation state", and fix the date of the next polls, the president said.

In this cycle the refrigerant, usually a hydrocarbon compound, is subject to a transformation of physical states which leads it to transport heat from the evaporator (located in the chamber) to the condenser (located outside), in accordance with the scheme presented in Fig. 1 [1].

Norman Davies sums up the effect as a transformation of Poland from puppet state to client state; Raymond Pearson similarly states that Poland changed from a Soviet colony to a dominion.

By a suitable linear transformation of state variables the given continuous-time system model is converted into a block diagonal form in which the three time scale system is decoupled into a slow, a fast and a faster subsystem, respectively.

This development as well as a transformation of the remaining state-owned housing companies led to a change of the allocation of especially low-income tenants.