Sentence examples for longer transformed from inspiring English sources

The printing revolution, which did not take place in a matter of a few decades, but took much longer, transformed our minds and ways of thinking.

Common trajectories of Caribbean reef decline require the removal of the highest trophic levels (e.g. predatory fishes) so biomass production at lower trophic levels (e.g. macroalgae) is no longer transformed through various trophic linkages to large and long-lived organisms such as corals and large predatory fish [45].

Bit by bit, as the familiar torment of his own country was replaced by the torment of exile -- estranging and refining at the same time -- Brodsky's poetry acquired a longer, transforming reach.

Li et al. (2010) studied the effect of radio wave propagation under ducting environment and found great effects on GNSS observation, such as longer transform of microwave, formation of shadow zone, and reflect signal propagation loss.

Economic systems take a lot longer to be transformed [than our lifespans].

Conversely, the GS glial marker, present in (E7+18) QNR cells, was no longer found in transformed cells, but became again detectable following v-Src inactivation (Fig. 9C).

When what is both desirable and popular is no longer achievable, politics is transformed from the art of the possible to the task of creating new possibilities.

Creekside had been transformed, no longer a muddy car park but a substantial village capable of serving as the base for the Olympic skiing.

For the last two decades, economically important plants have been genetically transformed for longer shelf life, improved nutritional value, enhanced herbicide tolerance, microbial/insect resistance, and tolerance to various severe environmental stresses [1].

There are several types of cell adhesions; focal contacts are shell-shaped adhesion structures that form immediately behind the cell leading edge and are transformed into longer structures termed focal adhesions that provide firm adhesion via actomyosin stress fibers.

Focal contacts are nascent cell adhesions that form behind the cell leading edge; these are transformed into longer structures (focal adhesions) that provide firm adhesion via actomyosin stress fibers; focal adhesions also develop into centrally located fibrillar adhesions that mediate strong adhesion (Wolfenson et al., 2013).