Sentence examples for changed into two from inspiring English sources

Each movie star comes dressed in her skivvies and can be changed into two outfits, plus accessories: for instance, vests and ties for Diane Keaton's "Annie Hall" look and a bowler hat for Liza Minnelli's "Cabaret" act.

The typical order (9 36) is largely changed into two gene clusters: an 11-gene cluster (14, 15, 17,…36) and a 17-gene cluster (9, 10,…16…31), in both clusters the typical relative orders of the genes are maintained (from small to large).

As the carbon level drops, the gas mixture is gradually changed into one rich in argon; this may end with a blowing gas of 20 percent oxygen and 80 percent argon.

One day they arrived at a village and suddenly changed into four very old humans.

Up to this point the route had climbed very gradually westwards from London, but from here it changed into one with steeper gradients which, with the primitive locomotives available to Brunel, was better operated by types with smaller wheels better able to climb the hills.

The solar neutrinos are all there, but two-thirds of them change into two other types of neutrinos that Dr. Davis's equipment could not detect.

What was highly surprising about the structure they found was that in the BASS domain, the two parallel coiled coils extending from each pair of motor heads change into two antiparallel coiled coils.

In Aristotle's system the four earthly elements were not stable but could change into one another.

"He's been tested," says Roberts of the one-time leader of the villainous Decepticons, able to change into three different types of gun.

Since Alexander also assigns to the Pythagoreans the doctrine that the elements change into one another, we might suppose that Ovid also used Alexander directly or indirectly, since he assigns a similar doctrine to Pythagoras in the Metamorphoses (XV 75 ff., Rawson 1985, 294).

The classical elements change into one another by a process of condensation and rarefaction.