Sentence examples for serves to convert from inspiring English sources

"Perversion," argues Robert Stoller in a book of the same name, "is the erotic form of hatred … the hostility in perversion takes the form of a fantasy of revenge … [that] serves to convert childhood trauma into adult triumph".

Besides, the aligned CNF with high electrical conductivity leads to the occurrence of Cu nano-particles in the discharging process, and it serves to convert Li2O into Li in the charging process.

This article reviews the development of Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry (FT-ICR MS) in several respects: (a) a strong static magnetic field serves to convert ion mass-to-charge ratio into cyclotron frequency.

He said the same went for holiday presents, unless accepting them somehow served to convert the giver to Islam.

Some of them, to be sure, were victims of disaster myopia, but there was also a common assumption that free markets — in this case, financial markets — serve to convert individual acts of self-interest into benign social outcomes.

Organ dose CTDI coefficients have been published and serve to convert CTDI values into corresponding patient organ doses.

Further stressors during adolescence or young adulthood (substance misuse, stressful events) may serve to convert the vulnerability into a disorder.

These conditions serve to convert the oxygenates into aromatic molecules and carbonaceous deposits, while the yield of alkanes does not exceed some 25%%.

PV panels are the main equipment of solar power generation system that serve to convert solar light energy into DC electrical energy (Ozdemir et al. 2014; Jean et al. 2015).

Missionaries serve to convert the populace of regions to the state religion of the nation deploying them, which reduces religious unrest and softens cultural unrest.

Gpxs (glutathione peroxidases) and catalase serve to convert toxic H2O2 into water and oxygen.