Sentence examples for definitive transformation from inspiring English sources

This, then, is the measure of language's inscription of sound and sense: It organizes lives, but also misleads them into zones of false security; it transforms understandings of the possible without satisfying any of us that a definitive transformation, a transformation of the permanent kind, is in fact within reach.

For a definitive transformation into an Immortal (xian), with all the powers and prerogatives that implied, however, an alchemical elixir must be compounded and consumed.

They are a reality, and signify a definitive transformation.

Next, we evaluated the efficiency of definitive endoderm transformation into pancreatic endoderm.

No definitive features of transformation to a more aggressive histology were evident.

Organic Reactionsis the definitive resource for synthetic transformations, with an emphasis on preparative aspects.

Not definitive, just definite.

In his definitive book on South Africa's transformation, journalist Allister Sparks says the Senegal meetings proved that South African factions had enough common ground to find a peaceful solution to their country's crisis.

While tracking the evolution of something he probably wouldn't quite call interspecies empathy (but that I might), Burnett keeps a cool head and gives what should become the definitive account of whalekind's transformation from cipher to signifier.

3218, 177 L.Ed.2d 792, which clarified that the "machine or transformation test" is not a definitive test of patent eligibility, but only an important and useful clue.

Colin Jaundrill's pathbreaking book is the definitive account of the tumultuous socio-military transformation that created the national army of Meiji Japan.