We firstly show that many chaotic systems as paradigms in the research of chaos can be transformed into a class of nonlinear systems in the feedback form.
Thus, network reconstruction might be transformed into a class of MOCO problems [ 10, 12, 13].
There's a good footballer somewhere in Sanogo but it's difficult to imagine he will be transformed into a top-class, title-winning striker by August.
At stake is whether or not the German university sector should be transformed into a three-class system – the good, the very good and the elite.
In 2003, in a widely noted report on Mumbai, McKinsey argued that the chaotic, gridlocked metropolis could be transformed into a "world class" city by 2013.
Through interaction with different CYPs and with UDP-glucuronosyltransferases, xenobiotics may be transformed into metabolites by different reaction classes.
As city officials envisioned it, Ferry Point Park, a rundown former landfill beneath the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, would be transformed into a recreational oasis with world-class links that would attract not only the golfing public but also the Professional Golfers Association tour.
Most metadata elements of the schema could be transformed into object properties modeling the relationship between classes.
John Lawson discusses how special education for disabled children, once seen as a major factor in the creation of a negative, second-class identity, can be transformed into "sites for the positive promotion of disability as a cultural identity" (Lawson 2001, 203 21).
A school library or multipurpose room can be transformed into an exhibit, "Israel at 60," for many classes to visit over the course of a day or week.
