Sentence examples similar to is expected to morph into from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, some of the electron-antineutrinos spewed out by the reactors were expected to morph into other sorts and thus escape detection by apparatus designed to count only electron-antineutrinos.

One such example of morphing wings is the deployable wing that is expected to be used for Mars exploration.

When taking into consideration that within the morphs non studied here there are still the 'rare' P. obscuricornis, a second morph of P. verenae and two additional P. apicalis morphs [59], the diversity inside the P. apicalis complex is expected to reach nine cryptic species, and a complete survey over the whole distribution range of the complex might uncover many more species.

Specifically, NFDS will favour immigrants belonging to locally rare morphs and select against locally common morphs, which are expected to constitute the largest proportion of migrants between populations with similar morph ranks.

Under demographic conditions in which their fitnesses are approximately equal, both fighter and scrambler morphs are expected to occur.

We are expecting to hear words, and so our mind morphs the ambiguous input into something more recognisable.

These would presumably involve the application of opt-out clauses that might be expected over time to morph into pacts for employment and competitiveness.

In the current system, NFDS alone is not sufficient to form the cline in morph frequency and the geographic morph cline cannot be expected without the underlying potential fitness difference between the morphs.

Was she expected to go into academia?

Now the castle is beginning to morph into a lighthouse.

"This company is trying to morph into a branded food company from a dairy company".