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A hypothesis explaining the transformation of SWNT porous structure during heat treatment is proposed.

He explained the transformation of the Bowery ("Have you heard of CBGB?") and the marvel of Brooklyn bodegas ("They're these very small grocery stores").

In the book, he explains: "the transformation of the cat from resident exterminator to companion cohabiter is both recent and rapid, and — especially from the cat's perspective — evidently incomplete".

Shields revealed that Amasa changed his stance to anti-segregation in the late 1950s – something which the biographer believes can explain the transformation of Atticus from a bigot in Watchman to a civil rights hero in Mockingbird.

Oliver E. Williamson, the field's leading innovator and a winner of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, sketched a historical argument that explains the transformation of an economy based on many small transactions into one based on large hierarchies that transact among themselves and into which individuals are absorbed.

Inside, there are multimedia exhibitions that explain the transformation of snow into ice, the behavior of glacial masses and how they can be affected by climate change, plus a convincingly human robot representing the 19th-century explorer Francisco Moreno, called El Perito Moreno.

At the institutional level, we explain the transformation of the ESSP governance and how this has further enabled interdisciplinary research.

This explains the transformation of the magnetization state from ferromagnetic state to paramagnetic state with the increase of the firing temperature from 400°C to 800°C.

Furthermore, the temperature increase during laser irradiation within the particle regions explains the transformation of hollow particles into solid ones because of their thermal instability [17, 18].

A possible growth mechanism for BiT architectures was proposed to explain the transformation of nanoparticles to microflowers via an Ostwald ripening mechanism followed by self-assembly.

This article aims to introduce the concept of parallel economies to explain the transformation of North Korea's command economy during the 1990s.