Sentence examples for or transmutation from inspiring English sources

I'd describe our work as shape-shifting, metamorphosis, or transmutation.

The EU, France and Russia are focusing on the development of a fast spectrum molten salt reactor capable of either breeding or transmutation of actinides from spent nuclear fuel.

Burning or transmutation of minor actinides (MA: Np, Am, Cm) that are classified as the high-level radioactive waste in the current nuclear fuel cycle is an option for the advanced nuclear fuel cycle.

Darwin is rightfully credited with being the most influential, although by no means the first individual to broach the subject of descent with modification, or transmutation theory, as he put it (for an overview of pre-evolutionary ideas related to human origins, see Greene 1959, Bowler 2003).

Among Chambers' critics in the 1840s and 1850s, including those charging him with atheism and blasphemy, one senses that their overreaction to sensitive topics, including the evolution (or "transmutation") of species, was because Chambers' bestseller tackled the subject so persuasively.

He wrote for the Chicago-based language quarterly Verbatim, contributing articles like "Alchemical Calques or the Transmutation of Language".

You might call this condition of artistic creation the law of opposites, which can be a displacement of identity, as in the case of the gay composers and actors of yesteryear, or a transmutation of identity.

The facility is larger than any currently available non-central location in a TRIGA, supporting testing of larger electronic components as well as other in-core irradiation applications requiring significant volume such as isotope production or neutron transmutation doping of silicon.

Against this, the California Family Code allows a couple to keep their income, earnings, property and liabilities separate from each other by way of a premarital agreement entered into before the marriage or a transmutation agreement entered afterwards.

These elements could most plausibly have been produced by endothermic nuclear reactions during a supernova, or by transmutation through neutron absorption within a massive second-generation star.

The marital parties can agree, through either a premarital agreement ("prenupt") or a postmarital agreement ("transmutation agreement" or "partition agreement") that certain things will be or not be community property.