The collection seemed to be a living thing, metamorphosing over time as he organized it and re-organized it.
The tendency of warmed snow to metamorphose into something akin to concrete means that igloos grow stronger with time - they can support the weight of a polar bear.
But it hopped over the Atlantic and metamorphosed into If Time Must Pass, influenced by the 'cultural melting pot' of New York.
But at 76, Ms. Brown has metamorphosed into a time- honored show-business archetype, the Embattled Survivor.
The system has been followed for decades, even as the rest of the television world has metamorphosed several times over.
Even venerable old Hewlett-Packard has metamorphosed countless times, producing, amongst other things, oscillators, medical equipment, calculators and laser-jet printers.
Crustaceans, which include crabs, lobsters, and barnacles, metamorphose several times as they mature, often changing their form completely.
As he told me stories, he suddenly metamorphosed, with theatrical brilliance, into the people he was describing.
Centre part of grain is almost not metamorphosed with fragments of inertodetrinite (B5).
Metamorphosing individuals with reduced gills and caudal fins were placed in 5.8 L containers with moistened sponges to complete metamorphosis.
Centrally, there's also a film commission from Nathaniel Mellors, set in Preston's brutalist bus station and featuring a metamorphosing plumber and a time-travelling toilet.
