And Ms. Dalley regards Diana's political conversion as a positive step in character development.
For example, there is a growing interest in analogue-to-digital conversion as a compositional tool.
Furthermore, it has no application whatsoever to the use of coal-to-liquid conversion as a transportation fuel.
The architectural firm of Beatty, Harvey & Associates of Locust Valley also assessed the building and found that it would not lend itself to conversion as a library.
Mr Mielke kept his first bunker, filling it with paintings and designer furniture, but seized on the idea of bunker conversion as a hot business proposition.
"The main character's conversion as a man of faith seemed more about pleasing his new girlfriend," Ms. West said, "and I wanted that conversion to go deeper".
Andrew Winston, a co-author of the book "Green to Gold," described the proposed conversion as "a great industrial transformation story".
In her autobiography, Ordinary Girl (2003; with Marc Eliot), Summer disclosed her drug and alcohol addictions and her 1979 conversion as a born-again Christian.
Erie's county executive, Joel A. Giambra, pushed the conversion as a way to get new revenue for health care operations, whose deficits have grown to $34 million a year.
Mr. Spano explained his conversion as a matter of constructive abandonment; the Republican Party had drifted way to the right, he said, leaving him and his moderate positions in the cold.
In his wonderfully entertaining essay, Gopnik uses anthropological evidence and examples from his own conversion as a dog owner to show that our relationship with dogs is long-standing and significant to both parties.
