Sentence examples for its reconversion from inspiring English sources

The interior has now been gutted, as part of a plan for its reconversion to single-family use.

A promising option for the long-term storage of surplus electricity is the production of hydrogen from water and its reconversion to generate electricity.

Information is transmitted from one location to another by the conversion of an electrical signal to an optical signal, the transmission of that optical signal along a length of optical fiber and its reconversion to an electrical signal.

In animals NDDtam appears to decrease the rate of tamoxifen metabolism [ 35] whereas tamNox may represent a pool for its' reconversion back to tamoxifen [ 36].

This has the advantage of eliminating two wasteful steps: the conversion of the mechanical power of a windmill into electricity and its subsequent reconversion into mechanical power in a compressor.

Contrastingly in Europe, British port cities maintained their population but lost a considerable traffic share to the Le Havre Hamburgrangenge, the London case being a typical example of a declining port in that period, with the symbolic reconversion of its Docklands.

When the reconversion was studied, it was found that the LiF-Fe mix re-forms a lithiated rutile phase at 4.0 V with a composition close to Li0.5FeF3.

Schoenberg's unfinished opera is a work of the utmost sobriety and seriousness — a philosophical assertion of monotheism that confirmed Schoenberg's reconversion to Judaism — and it is presented by Straub and Huillet in a form that avoids any theatrical effects (or, to put it in the language of 1975, "bourgeois illusionism") or direct emotional appeals.

Furthermore, it is possible to observe the reconversion of the molecules of NADH (blue circles) to molecules of NAD+ whenever the first hit the cell membrane (i.e., boundary of the environment).

In some respects this makes arginase less attractive in therapy, but it is still possible that the ornithine reconversion is too slow or quantitatively too small to maintain adequate arginine levels, and that the enzyme would still have some (restricted) action.

With its decision, the court has reversed a lower court ruling forbidding reconversion.