Sentence examples for the technique of converting from inspiring English sources

Crack cocaine first appeared in Miami, where Caribbean immigrants taught adolescents the technique of converting powdered cocaine into crack.

At PayPal, Hoffman helped invent the technique of converting a large user community into a political lobbying organization: users flood the authorities with e-mails protesting whatever contemplated action stands in the way of the company's ambitions.

Biotransformation refers to the technique of converting some precursors to useful substances employing plant cell culture.

The technique of converting a 2D video into a 3D stereoscopic version is called stereoscopic video conversion (SVC) or 2D-to-3D video conversion [3, 4].

Furthermore, the technique of converting the inclusion (1.8) into a fixed point problem for (T:= I-A : Erightarrow E) is not applicable since, in this case when A is monotone, A maps E into (E^), and the identity map does not make sense.

Vermicomposting, a novel technique of converting decomposable organic waste into valuable vermicompost through earthworm activity is a faster and better process when compared with the conventional methods of composting.

Mr Yilmaz is a clever enough politician, but not the only one with the technique of making converts.

The most appropriate approach for educational project practices, considering flow of ideas, may lead to the development and implementation of a thorough process of innovation for the knowledge transfer, based on best techniques of converting combinations for tacit knowledge into explicit knowledge.

It applies a combination of semi structured interviews, a problem oriented method, POM, a benchmarking method, BM, a linear programming, and techniques of converting qualitative values to quantitative scores to assess the degree of sustainable urban development, SUD.

The business model is directly analogous to what's scaled successfully in solar electricity– and not a coincidence, because both represent techniques of converting sunshine to energy that humans can use.

Using the technique of thermoelectric generators, to convert the infrared part of the sun spectrum into electrical energy, we could increase the overall performance of a combined PV and TE solar cell by approximately 10%% of the PV, thereby achieving around 20%% efficiency with the combined system rather than the 17 18 % efficiency from the PV-only setup.