Sentence examples for commonly transformed from inspiring English sources

Continuous signals, such as voice messages, television pictures, and computer data, are commonly transformed into the Baudot Code or its variations, which are composed of patterns of 5 or 7 "on" and "off" pulses.

Researchers have not been able to achieve efficient homologous recombination in the nuclear genome of the commonly transformed laboratory algal strain C. reinhardtii, but this is not the case for the marine alga and biofuel candidate Nannochloropsis [124].

It produces pain, stiffness and physical function subscale scores commonly transformed to 0 (best health) to 100 (worst health) scales.

Studies on uniformity commonly use transformed data to reduce non-normality of the data.

This makes it computationally convenient, uses a commonly used transform, and allows a coherent framework.

Comparing with other commonly used transform methods, HHT is more suitable for handling the nonlinear, nonstationary signal processing.

The idea is that mobile communication, as something we (pretty much) all commonly do, has transformed from new and revolutionary into a taken-for-granted part of everyday life, much like clocks and automotive transportation.

Cells overexpressing SPHK1 escaped contact inhibition, a property commonly exhibited by transformed cells.

This was equivalent to standard log log allometric Reproductive versus Vegetative size (R-V) regressions but benefited from the inclusion of zeroes in the response variable (nonreproductive individuals), otherwise commonly discarded or transformed (Kotze and O'Hara 2010).

For example, we know a tree to be linear and branching and a UPS truck to be brown and boxy but if these, or any other commonly recognized thing are transformed into such standardized units, can we still see them for what they are not?" The Mr. Softee exhibit by Lars Fisk shows at Marlborough Chelsea from September 8 October 1515, 2016.

During shredding, glucobrassicin, the most commonly studied GLS, is transformed into I3C by the action of myrosinase.