Sentence examples for more recent conversion from inspiring English sources

A fierce left-winger in his youth, before a more recent conversion to talk of Nordic, business-friendly social democracy, he once called the use of North Sea oil revenues by the British government "probably the greatest act of international larceny since the Spanish stole the Inca gold".

Specifically, although the entire TEP1 divergent region is remarkably like TEP6, TEP1r is more similar to TEP6 than is TEP1s, and thus TEP1r appears to have been a more recent conversion.

One of the more recent conversions is 420 West Broadway, where a 40,000-square-foot building was turned into 10 condominium apartments this year.

However, a more recent analysis suggested conversion at least between the HHF1/2 pair (Kellis et al. 2004).

A more recent study demonstrated conversion from a positive to negative isotope scan using 99mTc-MIBI in successfully treated patients [ 19].

While it's too early to predict how the Hong Kong film industry will react to encroaching Chinese influence, there have been some worrisome signs, perhaps none more so than Jackie Chan's recent conversion from Hong Kong icon to Beijing shill.

Its application to wave energy conversion is, however, more recent.

In addition the review explores some of the more recent novel approaches to direct methane conversion, which may ultimately help achieve the goal of a commercial process based on the direct conversion of methane.

In Europe, the recent conversion has been even more striking.

Generally gene conversion events have been more recent in birds (0-20 Mya) than mammals (5-45 Mya).

It suggests that paralogs included in tandem structures are more recent or more subject to the gene conversion mechanism than other paralogs.