Sentence examples for converting events from inspiring English sources
Celebrity is the modern alchemist's stone, turning dross to glamour, converting events otherwise destined for obscurity into fabled occasions.
15 In the construction of the narrative, hindsight bias converts events 'into a coherent causal framework'.
The Event to Timed Signal blocks and Timed to Event Signal blocks convert event-based signals to time-based signals and vice versa.
A parametric Weibull model will be employed to model these data and convert event rates into probabilities.
In doing so Mr. Barnes underscores the ways people try to erase or edit their youthful follies and disappointments, converting actual events into anecdotes, and those anecdotes into a narrative.
However, while opposition leaders including Aecio Neves, who lost the presidential election in 2014 to Rousseff, appeared at the protests, the public resisted attempts to convert the events of the day into a party political platform.
A preprocessing software is programmed to convert the events over a time frame of 24 hours into a multiattributed records of m dimensions in n rows (instances).
In particular, the asumptions made to convert observed events of presenteeism per half day into a total number of hours and then into a total cost were tested.
However, the relative contribution of the pathways in high and low oxidative fibers, the effect of nutritional status (e.g., amino acids and carbohydrates) and also the time frames of the responses that convert mechanical events at the sarcolemma onto the intracellular signaling structure are still poorly understood.
Applying a quantitative approach to analysis provided a means of converting single language events and their meanings into frequencies over time Fig. 2. Through such means it became possible to 'see' patterns in dialogues and, as a result, to begin to draw conclusions about a variety of features in the learning environment that influenced these.
The hippocampus plays a crucial role in converting recent episodic events into long-lasting memories, a process termed memory consolidation [1] [5].
