Sentence examples for its transmutation from inspiring English sources

Copper attains to truth in its transmutation to gold.

These three factors determine the relative fraction of each gas and its transmutation into or from stable gas by subsequent neutron capture.

Americium is a key element to design the FBR based nuclear fuel cycle, because of its long-term high radiological toxicity as well as a resource of even-mass-number plutonium by its transmutation in reactors, which contributes the enhancement of proliferation resistance.

John Frankenheimer's classic focuses on the psychological effects of war and its transmutation into mind control and political assassination.

It is a piece of dinosaur skin (or, rather, its petrified transmutation).

Google Street View chronicles its final transmutation.

And it is true that the genius of Memphis and Motown in the 1960s lay precisely in its alchemical transmutation of specific woe into universal joy.

Yet the plunge into primal expression ("SAD") and schematic remembrance ("home") has occasioned not only satire directed at Oracle Ranch and its language but also a rueful acknowledgment of the elementary nature of feeling, no matter how elaborate its eventual transmutation into art.

Accelerator Driven Subcritical System (ADS) has attracted attention in many countries due to its high transmutation ability and inherent safety.

His interpretation of the Beethoven, similarly, placed due weight on its careful transmutations of symphonic structure, without for a second losing sight of its emotional trajectory.

"Considering the cultural importance of curry, it is odd that we have had to wait so long for a historical study investigating its origins, transmutations and dissemination," wrote Chandak Sengoopta in the Independent of Lizzie Collingham's "marvellous and well-illustrated" Curry: a Biography.