The phrase "and transforms to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a change or conversion from one state or form to another.
Example: "The caterpillar undergoes a metamorphosis and transforms to a butterfly."
Alternatives: "and changes into a" or "and evolves into a".
At 300°C, under vacuum, the lithiated ramsdellite phase Li0.5MnO2 transforms to the spinel LiMn2O4; at 300 400°C, in air, it oxidizes slowly and transforms to a defect spinel LiMn2O4+δ (0 < δ ⩽ 0.5) via an intermediate compound.
The parameters in (1) are typically set as follows a = 1 c = 1 d = 5 s = 4 x 0 = − 1.6 and ε = 0.01, so that regular bursting oscillations in the model at an 'applied current' I = 4, which belongs to the square-wave type at b = 2.7, and transforms to a plateau-like bursting at b = 2.52, see Figure 1.
A dynamic model reproducing helicopter GR instability is presented and transformed to a time-invariant nonlinear system using a multi-blade coordinate transformation based on Fourier transform mapping the dynamic state variables into a non-rotating reference frame.
In each iteration, the sequence pair is modified and transformed to a packing in order to evaluate the objective value.
The index was generated using the Rasch partial credit model (Masters 1982) and transformed to a mean of 50 points and to a standard deviation of 10 points.
The data were acquisitioned by KC Junior software (Bio-Tek Instruments Inc., USand and transformed to a four-parameter curve fitting using Slide Write software, version 5.011 (Advanced Graphics Software, Inc., USA).
Each measure of severity was combined with a measure of frequency, creating four ecological threat indices, and transformed to a 0 100 scale.
The mess could drag other Sunni Arab nations into that war against Shia Iran and transform to a full-fledged regional war.
It's actually a good place to be, because it means you've stepped out of your comfort zone, learned a lot, grown, and transformed to a new and improved version of yourself!
