His company, Ekistics, has so far transformed 16 local buildings into chic hotels and residences.
So does the opposition Conservative Party, which has the fervent support of many rural Britons, though it has failed so far to transform countryside outrage into effective political capital.
New intelligent models and algorithms to process the data and information gathered (with the systems developed so far), and transform this information into timely and meaningful advice tailored to the needs of the different stakeholders along the different transport chains.
c) New intelligent models and algorithms to process the data and information gathered with the systems developed so far, and transform this information into timely and meaningful advice for advanced system and fleet planning, management, operations and control. .
c) New intelligent models and algorithms to process the data and information gathered (with the systems developed so far), and transform this information into timely and meaningful advice tailored to the needs of the different stakeholders along the different transport chains. .
Just as the impact of electricity cannot be adequately expressed in gigawatts, the real measure of the information economy won't be in terabytes but in how far it transforms everything else we do.
There was Boulez before the concerto, with Mälkki conducting the five of the piano Notations that have so far been transformed into glittering orchestral miniatures, and a regular Proms showpiece, Holst's The Planets, after it.
Far from transforming government from a pariah into a paragon, town officials have instead turned politics into a schoolyard rumble that sometimes could be likened to a Beckett play as interpreted by Monty Python.
The prince's remarks -- and arrests of reformers -- show that, far from transforming the Mideast into democracies that flower with love of America and Israel, the bumbling neo-cons have unleashed a rash of racism, revenge and hate.
Yet it took a lot of heavy lifting to get this far in transforming a 77-acre industrial swath of the city's northwest section into an "eds and meds" corridor housing the expanded operations of Franklin & Marshall College, a private institution with 2,200 students, and Lancaster General Health, a regional health care system that includes a hospital and nursing school.
