Sentence examples for conversion of billions from inspiring English sources

The global effects could be even more serious, because higher lake temperatures could trigger the conversion of billions of tons of carbon stored in lake sediments to methane and carbon dioxide (CO2), in a feedback effect that could accelerate global warming.

Both steps also amplify the signal by 1) localized enrichment of the toxin and 2) through enzymatic conversion of billions of substrate molecules per toxin molecule.

He imagined that proceeds from wine production could fund the conversion of thousands of traditional hives to modern ones.

In addition to the conversion of millions of hectares of natural ecosystems, millions of tons of fertilizer and manure are applied each year to maintain crop production levels.

There's little actual evidence to suggest that #WalkAway represents a mass conversion of millions — or even thousands — of Democrats to the Trump Train since Straka's video.

For target sites selected this way we found a probability of 1.54% that SNVs in the PGP1 genome lead to conversion of three-mismatch off-target sites to two-mismatch sites.

Root's inability to capitalise when set at the crease leaves his conversion of fifties into centuries at 27% – comfortably the lowest of the world's top five batsmen and just over half that of Smith – but he believes there is "no exact science" to overcoming this glitch.

Farther south, in Provence, there are six new apartment rentals in the medieval village of Mons, thanks to a $425,000 conversion of a 17th-century nobleman's house.

This basic sequence — the conversion of non-zero-sum situations into mostly positive sums — had started happening at least as early as 15,000 years ago.

Tony Pidgley settles into a mock regency chair in the showroom of one of his latest developments, the conversion of a 19th century college into flats, in a scruffy patch of Battersea, south London.

Would St. Basil's be affected by a plan to dig a 600-car undergarage garage nearby as part of the conversion of a 19th-century military edifice into a hotel, auction house and diamond-trading center, Ms. Uspenskaya was asked.