Sentence examples for extreme transformations from inspiring English sources

A scene at a meeting of a farmers' syndicate suggests the extreme transformations — social, political, economic — that industrial farming imposes on farmers.

Roth overdoes it in his eulogy, but the book's subject is in fact one of the "extreme transformations" that altered American life: divorce.

Perhaps because it depends so heavily on what does not change about people, caricature has not undergone the kind of extreme transformations that the finer, higher arts of painting and sculpture have.

It was like coming late to classical music and feeling a newly raging passion for its styles, and for the most extreme transformations of that style (in music, say, Pierre Boulez or Elliott Carter; in movies, Cassavetes and Greaves, whose films I've watched only in the last decade, but obsessively).

For our reference implementation (resource usage provided in Table 1), we use a cache size of approximately 24 1080p lines, which supports even extreme transformations (e.g., rotations by π/4).

Beside these two extreme transformations, there is a need for a data representation allowing the access to spatial information over a wide range of scales from local to global [8].

Local developers are rushing to capitalize on this moment of extreme transformation.

Mr. Highsmith performed a more extreme transformation of an old army cot, turning it into a coffee table by replacing the canvas sling with a wooden top.

The CCTV footage showed Daveron appeared to have undergone the most extreme transformation, disappearing from the view of a CCTV camera in a hotel lobby as a bald man in a suit, before reappearing with thick black hair and glasses.

But imagine a far more extreme transformation, in which advances in information technology, biology and engineering allow us to move much of health care out of hospitals, clinics and doctors' offices, and into our everyday lives.

The region's extreme transformation was captured in a number of photos tweeted out by International Space Station Commander Scott Kelly from his orbiting perch.