Sentence examples for classic transformation from inspiring English sources

"A classic transformation, the phoenix rising from the ashes.

"The Evergreen Classic: Transformation of the Qipao," showing until Sept. 13, is a beautifully presented, and sometimes humorous, display of 280 Chinese gowns created over the last 130 years.

A solution to this challenge was found by exploiting the Barton decarboxylation reaction, where an interrupted version of this classic transformation was the key to success.

The Mannich reaction is a classic transformation that enables the synthesis of β-aminoketones from amines, ketones, and aldehydes (generally nonenolizable).

However, in some situations Hox proteins act in the absence of Exd/Hth, for example in the classic transformation of the Drosophila wing blade primordium to haltere by the Hox protein Ultrabithorax (Ubx) [ 10].

Hammerle-Uhl et al. [138] applied classic transformations suggested in [12] to iris biometrics.

Although expression of "activated" Rap1V12 in fibroblasts does not induce classic cell transformation analogous to RasV12, Rap1 has been implicated in increased cell proliferation and transformation in EGF-stimulated Swiss 3T3 fibroblasts that express B-Raf, and these cells can form tumors in nude mice [ 117, 118].

It provides the user with several classic SDF transformations such as hierarchy flattening, and SDF to Homogeneous SDF (HSDF [34]) transformations and some clustering algorithms.

And it is cited by Jay Lynch, an underground cartoonist known for the strip "Nard 'n Pat," in the introduction to James Danky and Denis Kitchen's Underground Classics: The Transformation of Comics Into Comix (Abrams ComicArts/Chazen Museum of Art, $29.95).

We then turned our attention to classic organic transformations in which the nucleophile is not a particularly good leaving group.

A mechanistically distinct strategy for secondary amines has emerged only recently, despite sharing common features with a range of classic organic transformations.