Moons, suns, skies, butterflies, rain and trees all seem capable of transformation, curling, unfolding, glistening.
In both examples, the chapter posits the concept of the miracle as something worldly and material, capable of transformation.
Father Carter, after all, was a man of the cloth who might have been capable of transformation by any number of mystical means.
Each individual is composed of one or more minimal living units, called cells, and is capable of transformation of carbon-based and other compounds (metabolism), growth, and participation in reproductive acts.
The general approach, cut to its barest essentials, is to examine the structure of the desired end product for example, Z and to deduce the structure of some (slightly simpler) compound for example, Y that should be capable of transformation into Z by a reaction of known type.
Instead of having to buy multiple controller devices for each genre of gaming or kind of interaction, or simply using a single, fixed-form controller that limits the embodied experience, a device capable of transformation would enable users to have a more imaginative and creative gaming experience, even enabling new kinds of games in which the user can invent tools by varying shapes.
This paper proposes a transformation method capable of transforming analytically given differential equations of dynamic models into Takagi Sugeno fuzzy inference model (TS fuzzy model), whereupon various parallel distributed compensation (PDC) controller design techniques can readily be executed.
The application of CDOEs for optical transformations is discussed and the principle with optical systems capable of coordinate transformation is illustrated in the chapter.
Brahman is not capable of such transformation or emanation.
The development of bioreactive sediment caps, in which microorganisms capable of contaminant transformation are placed within an in situ cap, provides a potential remedial design that can sustainably treat sediment and groundwater contaminants.
Beside this, it is also capable of inverse transformation in the spatial domain.
