Sentence examples for converted to a variety from inspiring English sources
Obsolete movie theaters across the country have been converted to a variety of uses, including churches, restaurants and office buildings.
Moreover, we get a defense of the kind of history Hopkins is writing: his time travelers are first irritated by, then converted to, a variety of conflicting accounts and voices.
Humans have altered large areas of the Earth surface, fragmenting most of the Earth's native vegetation into patches separated by a matrix of land converted to a variety of anthropogenic land-uses.
Photosynthesized carbon is then chemically converted to a variety of chemical compounds, and it is attractive to use photosynthetic organisms as green factories for producing carbohydrates, liquid fuels, and pharmaceutical drugs as well as food and feed, thus contributing to the balancing of the atmospheric carbon [12].
Throughout the decade, the former Howard Johnson restaurants were converted to a variety of fast food outlets.
More than 700 TG&Y; general stores, which in December were purchased by Rapid-American Corp. and made part of its McCrory Corp. subsidiary, will be sold or converted to a variety store format, McCrory said Friday.
The MixAlco™ process ferments lignocellulosic biomass to carboxylate salts that are thermally decomposed into ketones, which are then chemically converted to a wide variety of chemicals and fuels.
Then, methods for chemical modification of HA are described, in which HA is converted to a wide variety of biomaterials for clinical and research use.
This acetyl-CoA may be further converted to a wide variety of fuels and chemicals, such as formic acid, acetic acid and 2-oxobutyrate (Nevin et al. 2011).
They reduced C-1 blocks, such as CO2 or CO, to acetyl-CoA, through the Wood Ljungdahl pathway, and acetyl-CoA could be further converted to a wide variety of fuels and chemicals.
This can be converted to a matrix form using a variety of commercial software packages (e.g., OriginPro [26]) and the results displayed as either a two- or three-dimensional plot.
