Sentence examples for metamorphosis between from inspiring English sources

It's a gradual metamorphosis between pain and defiance.

In contrast to existing generative procedures, an approach based on a user-controlled metamorphosis between functionally based shape models is presented.

This formulation is then extended to the metamorphosis between groups of shapes with user-defined, dynamically correlated and weighted feature elements.

By subdividing the connecting lines into an equal number of segments, a series of intermediate piecewise curves is generated to represent the material metamorphosis between the governing material-features.

Othoniel grew up fascinated with the properties of materials and the metamorphosis between them.

Metamorphing tadpoles typically have a SVL of 22 28 mm, and will complete metamorphosis between two and 11 months, depending on the temperature of the water and available food.

Their metamorphoses between scenes are achieved in full view of the audience, as the performers change clothes, apply simulated wounds and wash off blood from previous scenes.

This story may have originated in Lydian mythology; but the myth, briefly mentioned by Virgil in 29 BC, is known from the later Greek mythos after Ovid wrote the poem Metamorphoses between the years AD 2 and 8.

It has been well-established that in X. laevis, the tail undergoes complete resorption through apoptosis near the end of metamorphosis, mainly between stages 60 and 66, while the limbs undergo de novo development very early, with its growth and morphogenesis taking place around stages 54-58 [27]. 54-58 [27]

Pupa, plural pupae or pupas, life stage in the development of insects exhibiting complete metamorphosis that occurs between the larval and adult stages (imago).

The naupliar larval stages are often reduced and take place before hatching, but where they occur, a metamorphosis usually occurs between the larval and the adult forms.