Sentence examples for reformed into a from inspiring English sources
From 1 July they will be reformed into a simpler product, dubbed the New Isa, or Nisa.
The methodology included using a high voltage electric arc generator to ionize the mixture of methane fuel and air, which was then reformed into a hydrogen rich gas.
They were recently reformed into a new unit known as the Regime Crimes Liaison Office and operate from the American Embassy.
Blatter seems also to have come round to the realisation that Fifa needs to be reformed into a modern organisation with systems for earning and spending its money properly, and introduced the experienced Swiss plc chief executive Scala to oversee it.
It says young and single unemployed people should receive lower rates of payment than other unemployed people, and that rent assistance should be reformed into a subsidy scheme for both public and private housing, rather than having public housing rent based on a percentage of a person's income.
It has been, by any standards, a long battle, but it seems nearly over: next month, 57 ex-Fralib employees, now reformed into a self-managed workers' co-op, will switch on their machines again, and a factory silent for half a decade will once more produce tea.
Based on the results, the NHMJLS is reformed into an uncertain switching structure referred to as the associated switched Markov jump linear system (AS-MJLS).
If the ruff gets crushed, it can easily be reformed into an accordion shape with a dowel or pencil.
Phospholipid vesicles exhibit a natural characteristic to fuse and reform into a continuous single bilayer membrane on hydrophilic solid substrates such as glass, mica, and silica.
China's experiment with socialism and its efforts to reform into a more market-oriented system make it a particularly compelling case study for understanding how institutions and institutional change affect economic and social development.
Or how events decades or even centuries in the past still echo in the social fabric, like background radiation of the universe, or like decayed supernovas reforming into a solar system.
