Sentence examples for guide the transformation from inspiring English sources
We have used JESS to design and implement dynamic adaptation strategies to guide the transformation process.
There is considerable need for orientation knowledge on how to fill the Leitbild of sustainable development with substance conclusively as soon as it is expected to guide the transformation of societal systems, e.g. the energy system.
Different transformation, or refinement, methods exist for different formal methods, but they all seek to ensure that we can guide the transformation in a way which preserves the desired properties of the system.
Isn't it part of higher education to gently guide the transformation from adolescence to young adulthood?
For instance, IL-4 can guide the transformation of M1 macrophages into M2 macrophages, which promote wound healing and angiogenesis [ 36].
While international staff provided competent technical advice on public-health issues, they lacked experience working within government and could not guide the transformation of the Department into a government ministry.
Wearing his architect's hat, Mr. Shapiro guided the transformation of hundreds of dilapidated loft buildings in Lower Manhattan.
But Mr. Draper's beliefs are grounded in preindustrial techniques practiced by Europeans for centuries: rely on natural yeasts for fermentation, use minimal amounts of sulfur dioxide as a stabilizer and otherwise do as little as possible beyond gently guiding the transformation of grape juice into wine.
The Burnham Plan is credited with guiding the transformation of the city from an industrial center to leading contemporary city.
Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT), a process first noted during embryogenesis, guides the transformation of non-mobile epithelial-like cells into mobile, mesenchymal-like cells that have the potential to travel to distant anatomical sites within the developing embryo.
To guide the initial transformations, 22 control points are manually placed as rough local landmarks for hippocampal segmentation: one point at the hippocampal head, one at the tail, and four per image (i.e. at the superior, inferior, medial and lateral boundaries) on five equally spaced image slices perpendicular to the long axis of the ipsilateral hippocampus.
