Miracles, like subatomic particles in Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, seem to change form in the very act of analysis.
To store data, the interference pattern is recorded within a disc containing chemicals that change form in response to light.
The name Tetanurae, or "stiff tails," refers to another unusual feature, a transition point in the tail sequence where the vertebrae change form in a distinctive way.
The first presenter was a tall man named Spot Draves, whose presentation concerned his Web site, Electric Sheep, on which abstract images constantly change form, in response to information coming from other people's computers via the Internet.
A gnostic and alchemical symbol, Ouroboros expresses the unity of all things, material and spiritual, which never disappear but perpetually change form in an eternal cycle of destruction and re-creation.
These issues about foundational supply are not abolished by "economic development", they only change form: in a Brazilian favela or an African shanty town, the issue will be absence of sanitation and paying for electricity; in London the issue will be the absence of reasonably priced family housing for lower-income workers with jobs in the central city.
Sure, if this was a Michael Bay movie, this transformer wouldn't stand a chance against the Jaegers that can change form in seconds.
A group calling themselves Students for Change formed in the fall of 2014 in response to the murders of Eric Garner and Michael Brown by police officers.
Currently, Polybot can change form but not in response to changes in its environment.
"It was a revolution that instigated a profoundly radical change of form — in fact a radical change of vision itself".
