By 1870 about 100,000 people across the UK had converted, about half of whom crossed the Atlantic.
By lighting a fire in a chamber beneath and fiddling with the way air flows through the device, the team says it can convert about a third of the carbon locked in the wood to charcoal in 24 hours.
A good electric power plant converts about 35% of its thermal energy into electricity.
The violent interaction converts about 3% of the system's mass into a blaze of gravitational radiation, briefly emitting more energy than all stars in the universe combined.
Lacking a byproduct, the cycle converts about 10% more carbon into glucose for the peripheral tissues than the Alanine cycle.
NRDC immediately announced that it would partly convert about 10 to 15 of Hudson's Bay's 94 full-line department stores, which are commonly known as The Bay, into Lord & Taylor outlets, a decision that surprised some analysts.
In tests with the catalyst dissolved in water, the researchers found that it was able to convert about 1% of the energy in sunlight into stored energy in the form of hydrogen gas, a good start but still well below the amount of energy that can be harvested by conventional solar cells.
If UBS had entered the crisis with an equity-to-risk-adjusted-assets ratio of 8%, it would have needed to convert about SFr33 billion ($32 billion) of debt into equity to have remained above the 4% floor, compared with total debt issued at the end of 2007 of SFr222 billion.
Once the adult mosquito acquires a blood meal, she spends approximately 48 hours converting about 20% of it into egg constituents [ 36], using another fraction of it to support the intense biosynthetic activities of this period and defecating the rest.
It had nothing to do with writing Klinghoffer really, but I was converted about halfway through writing it".
