Sentence examples for such metamorphosis from inspiring English sources

In the course of such metamorphosis significant transformation of musculature was described recently in Diplostomum pseudospathaceum [ 35].

Art and religion have always used such metamorphoses as analogies for the human condition.

Such metamorphoses also embody the larger process and very essence of theater.

Such metamorphoses were characterized by transformation of individual cluster ensembles into a single particle with a characteristic size of about 60 nm (profile h).

Ultimately, the state as it is currently constituted – from its economic apparatus to its military authoritarianism – could not and will not withstand such a metamorphosis.

At first sight it might appear that some of these equivalents, such as metamorphosis and transformation, are sufficiently synonymous to make one or the other redundant.

"I do believe people are getting more intelligent about how they evaluate coaching in this league," said Jeff Van Gundy, not that he would ever credit himself for such a metamorphosis.

The DNA sequence itself is essentially the same in every cell of the body and through all stages of life; in contrast, epigenetic modifications are different in different cells, change during processes such as metamorphosis (definitely in frogs, so probably also in shape-shifting extraterrestrial species), and can change in response to the environment.

Plancast is currently undergoing such a metamorphosis.

Remember, such a metamorphosis will likely take time.

Herein, we review recent developments and views on how the framework of animal personality could provide a deeper understanding of classic issues in (1) population ecology (e.g., local adaptation, dispersal, and invasion), (2) community ecology (e.g., food webs and ecosystem engineering), and (3) more insect-focused topics such as metamorphosis and pollination biology.