Sentence examples for call a transformation from inspiring English sources

Authorities hope Francis's visit will showcase what they call a transformation.

In 2011, the museum took the major step of closing its heavy front doors for what it was calling a transformation.

From what Bourne has told the press, the only reason he did something as offbeat as "Play Without Words" is that, in 2002, London's National Theatre, looking to bring in younger crowds, put on what it called a "Transformation" season, in which the works didn't have to be commercial; on the contrary, they were supposed to be edgy and experimental.

Because (omega ) is not changed by this operation, the same is true for the corresponding differential equation; Lie calls a transformation with this property a symmetry.

It's called a transformation medallion.

Earlier this month, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced what he called a "transformation" of vocational education through a proposal to create a new competitive fund of $1 billion to increase the number of vocational education programs, or career academies, by 3,000 -- serving 500,000 more students.

If India is to prosper in the coming decades it must undergo what economists call a "structural transformation": agriculture's share of employment and output must fall; industry's share must rise.

A transformation h : A F → A G is called a fractal transformation if h = π G ∘ τ F for some shift invariant section τ F of F. If h is a homeomorphism, then h is called a fractal homeomorphism.

The plans also call for a transformation of the cluttered-looking corridor leading from Vesey Street to the Winter Garden into a sleek shopping center offering what David Cheikin, the vice president in charge of leasing, describes as "hip luxury".

I call mine a "transformation proclamation".

Sleep happens in short and inconsistent spurts; clothes never stay clean for a whole day; and weekly expenses undergo, well, let's call it a transformation.