On the wall of the former Stardust dance hall in the Bogside, Cleary Connolly's Change Your Stripes, an interactive projection that wobbled and morphed according to how visitors danced in front of it, as if they were notes, and it, a vast piece of sheet music.
This section describes how morphing shifted back into the attention of aircraft designers and the continuous research on this topic that has taken place during the last six decades.
After Wheatley's work was published, Jay Van Bavel, a social neuroscientist at NYU used similar doll-to-people morphing, to ask how social factors could influence mind detection.
As Mr. Tippett suggested, however, simulations have inherent limits, and probably will not ever model baseball's vicissitudes of fate — how scrubs morph into all-stars and some teams just collapse.
He and his wife do acknowledge that they'd never seen a reusable dry-cleaning bag before they laid eyes on Ms. Wyler's product, but Mr. Siegel's "Eureka!" moment "wasn't in buying a Reusenik," he wrote by e-mail, "but in recognizing how to morph what existed into something else".
One of the many mysteries of stem cells is how they morph from a universal cell type, full of possibility, into one that's tailored for a specific job.
Inspired by the spate of editorial touting the full brow, I will spill the beans on how to morph caterpillar brows into coiffure du jour.
And we loved how you morphed a common identity trope into a revengeful power trip.
And Jeff Passan of Yahoo.com tells the unlikely story how Sergio Santos morphed from run-of-the-mill shortstop to the White Sox' star relief pitcher.
That evening, feeling a bit suburban as I grilled fish over the fire, I wondered exactly how khakis morphed from their military origins to their Dockers present.
