It's much more difficult like the time I organized a digital-addiction support group that I systematically transformed into a cult.
In the course of the previous three series, it has been systematically transformed.
Although it is clear that courtship song representations are systematically transformed along the aPN1-vPN1-pC1 pathway, we await a circuit and synapse-level explanation for how this occurs, as well as an understanding of how pC1 activation gives rise to distinct and appropriate behavioral outputs in each sex.
The model transformation package provides a mechanism to systematically transform models by means of graph rewriting.
Change can be good if it is about a variety of key stakeholders, valued for their insights, collaboratively and systematically transforming our educational landscape.
Close systematically transformed photographs of his friends into giant frontal portraits, initially in black-and-white and then in colour beginning in 1970.
Using a simple DNA gate architecture16 that allows experimental scale-up of multilayer digital circuits17, we systematically transform arbitrary linear threshold circuits18 (an artificial neural network model) into DNA strand displacement cascades that function as small neural networks.
Toward the middle of the 17th century, the multisectional canzona was systematically transformed into a four-movement instrumental composition, as a rule for two treble and two bass instruments, known as the sonata da chiesa, or church form of the trio sonata, although the term canzona was still occasionally used for a movement in fugal style.
Based on the analogy between fluid flow and heat flow problems, the natural growth rule is systematically transformed into a mathematical model and written as an algorithm, where the high conductivity material is treated as being alive and the topology optimization process is viewed as plant morphogenesis process.
In the 1980s, a period of deregulation and globalization emerged that systematically transformed economies to embrace the free market.
Like their early modern European counterparts, Japan's honzogaku scholars systematically transformed natural ecosystems into discrete objects of analysis, manipulation, and control.
