Sentence examples for reshaping into from inspiring English sources

Houllier continued the reshaping into the season when he signed forward Emile Heskey for a club record £11 million in March.

Unfortunately, coating of gold nanostars resulted in reshaping into quasi-spherical particles, which was likely due to the effect of the temperature (60 °C) required for the formation of the silica shell.

However, the distorted DNA helix (and especially the negatively supercoiled zone that follows RNAP) is susceptible to reshaping into unusual non-B DNA structures, such as stem-loops, triplexes or G-quadruplexes (reviewed in Belotserkovskii, Mirkin and Hanawalt 2013) and ssDNA stretches (Liu and Wang 1987).

Now there is more skepticism to reshape into purpose.

Devastation from the storm has been reshaped into defiance.

His remaining stomach was then reshaped into a tube to help prevent him from overeating.

The floor plan of the building, originally a 50-by-50-foot 50-by-50-foot 50-by-50-foot 50-by-50-foot

Inside, Mr. Scarano said, the building was gutted and reshaped into apartments.

And their talk is made up of found phrases and jokes reshaped into a hard-edged personal defense system.

Thus, a foamed-polystyrene cup can be heated and reshaped into a new form for instance, a dish.

He did it with Star Trek, which he reshaped into an origins story tracing the friendship between Kirk and Spock.