"convert time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of changing the time format from one kind to another kind (i.e. from 24-hour to 12-hour format). For example: We need to convert the time from 24-hour to 12-hour format so everyone can understand it.
In business, we like to convert time to money, and the reverse.
We then introduced two widely used methods to convert time series into networks: phase space reconstruction and visibility graph.
The great endeavor of his writing was to convert time, with its irremediable losses, into space, a container where all things can exist simultaneously.
This trilateration relies on the constant speed of light to convert time to distance.
The opportunity to create a customised working schedule that fits other commitments [23], the ease to convert time and skills into cash [48] and the ability to be in control of amount of work and revenues are key advantages of the system [14].
These hourly wages were then used to convert time measurements into costs per procedure.
Point measurements of flow using an invasive measurement technique [6] could be used to convert time-series measurements of acoustically-determined relative flow rates into absolute measurements.
To convert time-to-evolve estimates from number of generations to time in years, we first calculate the median of the number of generations (t) until a sufficiently fit phenotype emerges in the population (the median is calculated among all simulations of the evolution of the same expression pattern).
The mismatch took its toll as Gasol converted time and time again in the third quarter for a total of 12 points.
The transform converts time domain digital reflection data directly into impedance as a function of spatial location, using minimal prior information about the source wavelet and no prepreprocessing.
The concept of measuring and converting time is explored in the Panto House.
