Athena repeatedly transforms herself into a bird of prey, whooshing up to the rooftops or surfing across the waves of the sea.
The forces that have repeatedly transformed her image, the forces of anger and anxiety and covert desire, are still at their lethal work in the world.
On a long flight to Auckland, New Zealand, the New York-based artist repeatedly transformed the cramped quarters of an airplane restroom into a photo studio, using her iPhone as a camera and the materials at hand (toilet paper, seat covers, an inflatable pillow) as props.
As a result, only 4.7% of its primary vegetation remained unaltered and the landscape has been repeatedly transformed.
The AST is then repeatedly transformed by Repast Simphony to generate model-specific custom ReLogo code, as needed.
Sensory representations are repeatedly transformed by neural computations that determine which of their attributes can be effectively processed at each stage.
Medicine is repeatedly transformed by the discovery of biological processes and ultimately disease indicators that inform and refine clinical care.
In many well-studied molluscan taxa, shells are reduced or duplicated, bodies adapted to different environments and life styles such as benthic, interstitial, or pelagic realms, and features such as mantle cavities and radulae repeatedly were transformed, often drastically and rapidly.
In fact, S and inverse compressed suffix array (inverse CSA) Ψ−1 (Grossi and Vitter, 2000) satisfy: (5) where (Ψ−1)(j ) denotes repeatedly applying the transform Ψ−1 for j times.
Inspired by Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, who taught him at Dartmouth as an undergraduate, Mr. Berman saw Western history as a river whose course was repeatedly changed by transforming revolutions.
