Sentence examples for still to be converted from inspiring English sources

He points out that there are 300 million playing at present, with another further potential 800 million "still to be converted".

Two of Mitchenson's three screens still need to be converted to digital.

A turn can thus be viewed as a stream of multi-dimensional, real-valued frames, where the latter still need to be converted to discrete values or symbols.

Though about 70 percent of the films live action footage was shot in 3-D using Arri Alexa and Sony F35 cameras, more than half of the film still had to be converted into 3-D in post production to fix technical flaws 3-D filming produces.

It still needs to be converted into a precise mathematical format so that it can make definite, quantitative predictions.

But the probability network still needs to be converted into a certain subgraph and randomly certain graph as background.

The Port Adelaide line, which until that time had still used horse trams, began to be converted to electric operation in 1914 and opened 3 April 1917 A line from Magill to Morialta opened in 1915 for weekend tourist traffic with only a single return service on weekdays.

Under that plan, the Garden has talked to the developers recently about keeping the arena in place, but moving its 5,600-seat 5,600-seater from Eighth Avenue to the rear of the Farley building, WaMuh would stheater converted to an adjunct train station.

Producing food-based biofuel, too, will require that still more land be converted to agriculture," said Joe Fargioine of the US Nature Conservancy who was the lead scientist in one of the studies.

A potential disadvantage is big ET-1 might still be converted to ET-1 by an alternative pathway such as chymase.

As both homologous genes FAB2B (Glymandg15600) and FAB2A (Glymareg32850) are functional in FAM94-41, is is likely that stearic acid can still be converted to oleic acid although at a lower rate.