Sentence examples for meaningful transformations from inspiring English sources

Because meaningful transformations were not found for most variables, these were analysed using the Kruskal-Wallis rank sum test.

In the three hanging sculptures titled "Skin" Mr. Ortega achieves a meaningful transformation by substituting soft materials for rigid ones.

"Hopefully this will be a trend — the idea that staying in place can be a meaningful transformation".

Maybe because the creation of toast is such a meaningful transformation in itself, the toaster has acquired a special relevance and inspired in us an affection we do not feel for, say, a microwave.

Even the harshest critic of aid must acknowledge the impossibility of building a meaningful transformation in education on a fiscal foundation barely able to cover the cost of one textbook per child.

Dancers adjust sandbags and cables, allowing a few of the rods to move toward the center of the stage, but there is little in the way of meaningful transformation.

For one, any meaningful transformation in doctoral requirements must be adopted universally, says Richard Wheeler, interim vice chancellor for academic affairs and former dean of the graduate college at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

Hypotheses and associated statistical tests support causal models that rarely predict social conduct or blaze pathways for meaningful transformation.

Significant effort is devoted to meaningful transformation of the probabilistic outputs into clear notifications for operators and maintenance personnel.

Arguably, these attempts at philosophical understanding of delusions originate with Jaspers' (1997) concept of a primary delusion, which is a subjectively meaningful transformation in the patient's experience of the world.

That's because neither economic history nor sexism, as copyright law is currently written, affect the definition of substantial or meaningful transformation.