Sentence examples for later transformed from inspiring English sources

The Chôan dialect chose to simplify the affricate into a stop [d], which was later transformed into a lateral [l], following the general weakening trend of /d/ in the language (Ang 洪惟仁 2012; Yang 楊秀芳 1982).

The tool presented in this work helps designers to build an abstract user interface which is later transformed into a concrete user interface by means of transformation techniques based on graph grammars.

It was later transformed into a 200-seat venue for classic, independent and foreign films.

Presumably, the tadpole larva has an aquatic ear that is later transformed into an aerial type.

The organisation later transformed into Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of The Nation), the guerrilla faction of the ANC.

At the summit are the ruins of two small castles and an Assyrian-era church later transformed into a mosque.

It was here during the Renaissance that the block of white marble that Michelangelo later transformed into "David" was found.

Nearly four years ago Rufus Pollock coined the phrase "Raw Data Now" which web inventor Sir Tim Berners-lateratransformedrmed into the slogan for a global movement.

(The novel was later transformed into a play, which had its Broadway debut in 1958 and brought Jason Robards a best-actor Tony Award).

The fishlike habitus that evidently began with cephalochordates became modified by the development of fins that were later transformed into limbs.

(In 2007, Mr. Abhyanker was ousted as chief executive of FatDoor, which later transformed into The Dealmap and was purchased by Google in 2011).