Sentence examples for strategic conversion from inspiring English sources

Like urban workers, their re-interpretation of suzhi was also directed by a strategic conversion of their extra-organizational identity.

Strategic conversion (e.g. due to inadequate visibility, adhesions or additional pathology) was distinguished from reactive conversion (i.e. because of a complication) [ 33].

This hypothesis is further supported by the fact that the far majority (82%%) were strategic conversions.

A strategic pattern of metabolite conversion and exchange emerged from a systems-level network that has very few constraints imposed; mainly the sequential two-step carbon capture in mesophyll, then bundle sheath and photosynthesis during the day only.

I think Frank's conversion was a strategic one and as such it reminds me of Blair.

"It provides us with a strategic alliance and a quick conversion of our agency into a national agency, with offices in the top three Hispanic states: California, Texas and Florida".

Koch has chosen, in the absence of private interest, to make a park the strategic centerpiece in the putative conversion of the island.

In the end, business plans must include strategic mapping of the customer conversion process.

The next phase of development for this research is the conversion of the general, strategic framework presented here into a more tactical (idiosyncratic) tool for exploring control options for CDI in a specified healthcare setting.

All conversions were performed for strategic reasons.

But by inviting, via their intransigence, $500bn dollars of additional ten-year cuts to the military, supercommittee Republicans appear to have effected an overnight party conversion from foreign policy realism to strategic idiocy.