Sentence examples for later conversion from inspiring English sources

Paul attributes James's later conversion to the appearance of Christ resurrected (1 Corinthians 15:7).

A later conversion from 49 metres I can't remember and, short of suggesting that all the Flood and Halfpenny kicks were awarded after incidents at the breakdown, I can't be more precise about them.

Born in 1888 into an affluent, loving but highly correct family of Unitarians, Thomas Stearns Eliot was steeped in liberal theology from his earliest years, setting the stage for both his later conversion to high Anglicanism and his abiding interest in world religion.

The technique is proposed for carbon sequestering and energy storage in the form of microalgal sludge or dry matter for later conversion into biochemicals.

Around 3 years later, conversion to BD took place with the emergence of hypomanic/manic episodes (Duffy et al. 2010) (Fig. 1).

Cutting et al. (2011) reported that the mean luminance in shots has decreased from 1935 to 2010, due in part to increased sensitivity of film stock and the later conversion to digital formats.

Following ingestion of ethylene glycol or methanol, an osmolal gap appears first and an anion gap appears later after conversion to acidic metabolites [ 1- 5].

Another obstacle to expanding the loft law is that it was intended to be a one-time exemption, allowing the legalization of lofts that had been renovated to meet residential building codes and prohibiting later conversions.

The first four or five ships were taken into Royal Navy service as "Auxiliary Fighter Catapult Ships", and later conversions were officially named CAMs manned by merchant crews.

Just over a year later, the conversion was done, turning the WaMu name into a relic of the financial crisis.

It was shown that the sulfidation behavior of the catalysts prepared using the chelating agents depends on the drying condition: the lower drying temperature, the later DMDS conversion and oxide precursor sulfidation starts.