Sentence examples for changes its form from inspiring English sources

We know that energy is never lost, only that it changes its form, and it seems to me that the maker shape-shifts her/himself into the object.

Yet Milne's universe evolves, it changes its form over time.

In "The Grand Inquisitor" portrait, based on the El Greco painting "Portrait of Cardinal Nino de Guevara," Mr. Gonzalez-Tornero adds a conspicuous line that changes its form from solid to dashes to dots as it encircles the subject.

As each kid moves on, our family changes its form, and has to regain its footing.

Mulder formulates a theory that the entity changes its form to correspond with its victims' worst fears.

There are three rooms: one is a chillout place with a volumetric laser sculpture that changes its form over time and is part virtual, part physical.

Alexis de Tocque ville, speaking about his "Democracy in America,"' in a pre face says: "There will be found on every page a solemn warning that society changes its forms, humanity its condition, & that new destinies are impending".

For example, the memory foam, if you squeeze it, it will change its form, and it will slowly get back into its original state.

When asked to define the term "transitional species," one student responded: Student 6 verbal response: "My explanation would be like maybe a species that evolved so that another species could evolve from that, and maybe the transitional species was not successful, so that is why it evolved to another, it changed its form and died off, and the one it changed into survived.

It could change its form into other molecular structures and its power would remain constant.

Roughly speaking, a transformation is measure preserving if the size of a set (like set A in the above example) does not change over the course of time: a set can change its form but it cannot shrink or grow (with respect to the measure).