Sentence examples for off convert from inspiring English sources

In this way, they can reactivate the same ensembles to induce memory retrieval; switch fearful memories on or off; convert negative memories into positive ones, or vice versa; and even implant entirely false memories into the brains of mice.

"But still, even now they are better off converting to a plc than remaining a mutual.

Back in the first century, Paul travelled to Jerusalem to drop circumcision for pragmatic reasons, she says; it was putting people off converting.

Michael H. Schill, the Wilf Family professor of property law at New York University, agreed that homeowners are better off converting to condominiums or even a co-op, where ownership rights are more clearly delineated.

Despite the industry-wide figures, there are examples of companies who quickly cashed their crypto into fiat in order to plump for a sure thing, and others who held off converting the pile or cashed out small bits when needed.

Modano scored 77 seconds after the opening face-off, converting Jamie Langenbrunner's pass with an angled shot from the right of goaltender Tomas Vokoun.

The stand-off converted three of the touchdowns, Worcester tried to add to a sole penalty from outside-half Ignacio Mieres and try by number eight Leonardo Senatore during a scoreless second period, but it was all in vain.

That try evidently rejuvenated Sale and, with Andrei Ostrikov and TJ Ioane in impressive form, they managed to win another penalty that their stand-off converted for an 11-10 half-time advantage.

Luke George's knock-on denied Giants one of the tries of the season after a flowing move, but he and Wardle combined soon after with a thrilling break to supply Brough for a try that the stand-off converted.

Berbatov dusted himself off to convert the penalty.

I arrive on what I fear is a naive quest; to master some kickboxing skills in my home town before jetting off to convert them for real in Thailand.