Sentence examples for example transformed from inspiring English sources

War service, for example, transformed the attitudes of many aristocrat officers, who shared its travails, however unequally, with the peasantry.

The early windmills, for example, transformed the kinetic energy of wind into mechanical energy for pumping water and grinding grain.

Jacob Gordin's "Jewish King Lear," for example, transformed the Shakespearean monarch into a Jewish paterfamilias from Vilna struggling to keep the peace among his three daughters.

As historians see it, the march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., in 1965, for example, transformed the not yet widely noticed voting rights movement in Selma into a national force.

The advent of air conditioning, for example, transformed the states of the Old Confederacy, which had languished as an economic backwater for a century after the Civil War.

Mention of "historic" sites usually tends to signal a hustle under way — for example, transforming a commercial development into historic Olvera Street, or wrapping a twenty-story office tower and a four-hundred-room hotel around the historic Mann's Chinese Theatre, a featured part of the Hollywood Redevelopment Project.

And Puss in Boots is shown by Diao holding forth in front of a grumpy-looking ogre; Perrault's version of the scene sees the cat telling the ogre: "I have been assured … that you have the gift of being able to change yourself into all sorts of creatures you have a mind to; you can, for example, transform yourself into a lion, or elephant, and the like".

Furthermore, in GERF, before applying LDA and PCA, a pre-processing technique was performed on GEI, for example, transforming a pixel value for a better discriminative feature.

He explains that science leads to a philosophy of nature through observation for example, transforming seemingly isolated individuals into universals by discovering their general character and the discovery of laws.

The portfolio of services is somewhat context specific; for example, transforming cultural paradigms such as the caste system are paramount for Gram Vikas to realize its compelling vision of "an equitable and sustainable society where people live in peace with dignity".

For example, transforming growth factor β (TGF-β) and any factor that blocks L-arginine, the cofactor of iNOS, suppresses the production of NO in macrophages [44].