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The formability of AISI 304 austenitic stainless steel can be enhanced when it is designed to transform to martensite under appropriate strain levels, gaining additional plasticity (transformation induced plasticity).
We compared our feature space transformation method with NCA (Goldberger et al., 2005), which is designed to transform the feature space to minimize the error of k-NN.
Each facet of his routine is designed to transform Nadal from an unimposing, humble young man into a "bloodless warrior".
A method is designed to transform mining of fuzzy association rules to the binary counterpart.
Now, joining the battleship Mulsanne, the cruiser Flying Spur sedan is designed to transform the look of the car into a convincing four-seater, with full custom interior.
In the first phase, an algorithm is designed to transform the unitary matrix into a diagonal-plus-semiseparable form.
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In a step of such a workflow, an event may be designed to transform a given model with a visually specified graph transformation rule.
These practical, thought-provoking questions are designed to transform values and beliefs into calculated action.
These programmes were designed to transform libraries and parks into community hubs, not to keep them open.
The move was designed to transform its image from staid telecoms company into a 21st-century multimedia business.
The cathedrals were designed to transform the stuff of the earth (stone) into seemingly weightless, heavenly form.
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