Sentence examples for collective conversion from inspiring English sources

Take the free throw in professional basketball: for 50 years the collective conversion rate has hovered around 75%.

The golden art-I-fact of the Bonaparte transformation through the years of Berlin experiments, the self-contained narratives blending hard and soft to "Into the Wild" and "Riot in my Head" hit just the right notes, on every level, for a collective conversion as pathway out of the binary (the after-postmodern) and into the tertiary.

Slavery's depravity is so obvious to us today that it obscures the collective mental conversion required to achieve this bit of moral clarity.

This paper addresses the fact that the ISO implementation is related to knowledge codification through a learning process, which includes both individual and collective knowledge conversions.

Other examples cited were aggressive encouragement of conversions to Islam, unsupervised collective worship, sometimes at Friday Prayers – including pressure on supervising staff to leave the prayer room and attempts to engineer segregation by landing, by wing, or even by prison.

The Cell Collective platform includes Bio-Logic Builder to facilitate the conversion of biological knowledge into a computational model [ 59].

Conversions, which are freighted with notions of collective honor, can present a jarring social fault line.

Using in-beam and off-beam γ-ray and conversion electron spectroscopy, the low-lying (low-spin) collective states in even-even 106-112Cd and 116Cd were investigated [17].

The process involves three conversion mechanisms: administratively determined division of jobs, extra-organizational collective identities that some workers draw on to valorize their labor, and third party (customer) preferences.

As a result of delays in implementing structural reforms, the conversion to market-based agriculture was slow, as many clung to the old, familiar collective system.

That leaves hardly any for conversion to other uses.Since the meeting, the Chinese media have reported that the basic principle of collective ownership of rural land will remain unchanged.