Sentence examples for development converting from inspiring English sources

He had even done some development, converting upstairs rooms at the Duke's Head into self-contained flats.

Alderman believes that his $40,000 sensor suit which he uses for avatar development, converting real-life movements in to digital movements, will be able to be used in real time when internet speeds quicken.

Mutations generally abrogate gene function, indicating that the maize allele acts by suppressing lateral shoot development, converting grassy teosinte into slim, single-stalked modern corn and male into female reproductive structures ( 7).

There are more than 30 new water recycling projects in operation or in development, converting reclaimed wastewater into potable water, according to the WateReuse Assn., in addition to dozens of non-potable water recycling projects.

The 41-year-old New York City fireman bought his three-room rental in the Bryn Mawr Ridge garden apartments in Yonkers two years ago when the development converted to a cooperative.

Most micro fuel cells in development convert only 30% or so of the latent energy in the fuel into usable electrons; the rest get dissipated as heat.

Mr Stone said his party's solutions to the problem included re-using council-owned sites for small prefabricated developments, converting empty office blocks into homes and seeking ethical investment from pension funds for social and affordable housing.

Another developer, Barrett Design and Development, is converting a former macaroni factory at 25 Carroll Street into 17 condominiums, and principals are confident enough in the market to sell from plans, with only one model unit, said Lindsay Barton Barrett, a broker at the Corcoran Group.

At the north end of Alameda, an East Bay island city of 72,000, Catellus, a unit of ProLogis that specializes in mixed-use and retail development, is converting the Navy's old 213-acre supply facility into a planned community.

CYP19/aromatase plays a critical role in breast cancer development by converting androgen into estrogens.

It is evident from recent developments that converting low-valued waste materials into high-valued CNMs contributes towards sustainable materials processing and recycle technology.