Mr. Levingston was the agile soloist in Ms. Bielawa's "Rondolette," a quintet for piano and strings that begins with a Mozartean flourish but is quickly transformed into a more modern essay in texture and interplay, with strikingly assertive solo writing for each instrument amid tightly woven ensemble passages.
Spatially discrete NH4+ is quickly transformed in the soil and taken up by plants, and the tomato root transcriptome reflects levels of N availability and transformations of N that occur in the soil.
The population flow largely went the other way during the first half of the 20th century, but immigration is quickly transforming European societies.
The explosion of all types of video content on YouTube and other sites is quickly transforming online video from a medium strictly for entertainment and news into one that is also a reference tool.
But like many residents of this former factory town, Mrs. Ring, 58, said she was also angry -- about the wave of development that is quickly transforming Edgewater and other waterfront towns into the so-called Gold Coast.
In "Canada's Putin lesson" (Views, May 25), two University of Montreal professors left the impression that Canada's second-most populous province, Quebec, is quickly transforming into a smaller, French-speaking version of Vladimir Putin's Russia.
Payal Kadakia is the co-founder and CEO of a startup that is quickly transforming the world of fitness.
The forest landscape in the Jinuo ethnic region is quickly transforming due to changing agricultural practices, and as a result bird diversity and richness are declining, while the Hani ethnic region (Mengsong), with a stable form of traditional swidden agriculture, is maintaining a high diversity and richness of birds.
In the United States, rugby was quickly transformed into gridiron football.
Old working-class districts were quickly transformed into immigrant areas, with halal butcher shops and mosques.
How, then, can preliberal or fundamentalist societies be quickly transformed into liberal democracies?
