View the image in a certain way and you could almost feel that the stony solidity of those sheets was consuming the young woman, like some heroine from Ovid's Metamorphoses being steadily transformed into a rocky outcrop.
But as the night wore on and what had long looked the most uncertain of outcomes was steadily transformed into a dramatic, even a remarkable triumph, the crowd multiplied.
Upon further drawing, the α crystals steadily transformed into β crystals with increasing the DR. For the drawing at a constant Td, the crystal transformation proceeded more efficiently at a higher draw rate and, hence, at a higher draw stress.
Linguae Ignis is a beautifully proportioned single movement for solo cello (Jennifer Langridge here) and ensemble from 2002, which steadily transforms one plainchant melody into another.
It has been steadily transforming itself into a company focused on premium drink brands.
Visionaries often arise unexpectedly from within extant institutions, slowly and steadily transforming them into something once unimaginable.
Numerous fossil stromatolites are a testament to the gaudy success of the cyanobacteria, and through their new industry, a waste product would begin to accumulate and slowly but steadily transform Earth into an aerobic world.
BottleRock, Napa, California The sleepy little town of Napa, the seat of Napa County, has been steadily transforming itself into a trendy destination over the past several years.
But those changes inside my home and in my homeland kept chipping away at the image of the powerful Muslim woman that had inspired me, steadily transforming it into the traditional figure I'd rejected as a young girl.
Sir Launcelot is revealed as a morally weak religious obsessive, while Sir Gawaine (of Green Knight fame) is steadily transformed before us, from a carefree womanizer into a student of suffering.
In the thinking of American Zionists, the Arabs were steadily transformed from a people with whom an accommodation would have to be made into a mortal enemy to be defeated.Aaron Berman does not apologize for American Jews, but rather tries to understand the constraints within which they operated and what opportunities-if any-they had to respond to Hitler.
