Sentence examples for more transformations from inspiring English sources

More transformations are possible through face-painting with Taíno petroglyphs, tribal symbols found in caves in the Caribbean.

More transformations occurred about 250 million years ago, and again about 200 million years ago, when the supercontinent of Pangaea broke up and the Atlantic Ocean appeared.

After some more transformations, suddenly it flies into his chest and, gripping the (now) spear that has fatally impaled him, he utters in a strangled voice, "The United Nations recognizes the delegate from Zambezi".

"Il Barbiere" is the earliest Italian opera to gain a permanent place in the repertory, he says, and thus went through more transformations than most works, with current performance practice owing "a lot to the way later scores by Donizetti, Verdi and even Puccini influenced its interpreters".

Other lineages would require far more transformations and, therefore, be less parsimonious.

Moreover, such analyses identify more transformations than classic experiment-based MMP analysis.

But California promises something more: transformation.

Despite its new museums and eateries, there is still more transformation to come.

Solid arrows indicate a single reaction while broken arrows represent two or more transformation steps.

Solid arrow indicates a single reaction while broken arrow represents two or more transformation steps.

The new design, Fowler tells me, "was made so that more and more transformation steps could be seamlessly added without cluttering the interface".