Sentence examples for is actually converted from inspiring English sources

Conventional coal-burning power plants typically have very low efficiency; only 30percentt of the energy contained in the fuel is actually converted to electricity.

The former is the proportion of biomass consumed that is actually converted into energy for primary production and the latter the equivalent for and predation (where it it determines how much energy is lost in predator/prey interactions).

Yemen is trying to dissociate itself from Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab by arguing that he was actually converted to jihadi terrorism in Britain.

According to this view, man by his unaided will could desire to accept the gospel of salvation, but he could not be actually converted without divine help.

The Zune Spots are actually converted freight containers, which maybe has some sort of recycling message to it, but I'm still on the fence about that.

Where foreign exchange gain," in the operating activities, was just a change in what the money was worth, here this is money that was actually converted from one currency to another, with a profit or loss made on the exchange.

"It remains to be seen how many of these offices, having had permission to do so, are actually converted into homes," says reporter John Geoghegan, who carried out the research.

The drop-off rate on a long form would be so low that you'd need to dedicate a large spend just to generate enough volume to know where you're actually converting.

It's actually converting Flash video into an iPhone-friendly format through some server-side trickery.

A few drugs, such as methadone, showed apparently "negative removal" – the wastewater treatment was actually converting some related compounds into the drug.

Cost-per-click advertising, like the traditional print model, doesn't really provide most local advertisers with a way to know whether the clicks are actually converting into sales.