Sentence examples for converting over from inspiring English sources
Graphene membranes are also more efficient, converting over 99percentt of the energy driving the device into sound, whereas today's conventional loudspeakers and headphones convert only 8percentt into sound.
The tetragonal phase, named form 2, is unstable, converting over time to the most prevalent phase, form 1. Comparison of the images with Connolly surfaces enabled identification of which plane of which phase was observed in the AFM images.
"Good thing I did that," Mr. Spetter said, "because when Congress said you could covert to a Roth I.R.A. and your earnings would never be taxed again -- and they said you could spread the taxes on the I.R.A. you were converting over four years -- I did it".
The perovskite material described in Nature has properties that could lead to solar cells capable of converting over half of the energy in sunlight directly into electricity, says Andrew Rappe, co-director of Pennergy, a center for energy innovation at the University of Pennsylvania, and one of the new report's authors.
But then he admitted, for IBM that still meant converting over 100,000 people.
And, we made the mistake of converting over to an electronic bucket of worms.
Acetaldehyde appears as a primary intermediate which converts over the mixed oxides to C4 products through the aldol condensation reaction.
These accounts convert over to a full account with all normal rights and privileges once the student reaches age 13.
And finally the fine print: If you bring home a rental kitten and fall in love, you can easily convert over to a rent-to-own type situation.
Note that for non-converters, only those subjects who did not convert over the full 36-month period of the study were included in the plots.
