Sentence examples for through conversion of from inspiring English sources
This basic structure goes back to a time in which the church was a missionary church that grew for the most part through conversion of adults who were first introduced to the Christian mysteries as catechumens.
Most of this growth occurred through conversion of agricultural and forested lands to urban.
Our study protocol recommended construction of the medial buttress through conversion of a comminuted fracture into a two-part fracture.
Cyprus' two largest banks merged and the combined entity was recapitalized through conversion of some large bank deposits to shares and imposition of losses on some bank bondholders.
Over the past few decades, land-use changes through conversion of global forest cover to exotic plantations is contributing to both habitat and biodiversity loss and species extinctions.
Botanical biomass is formed through conversion of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere into carbohydrate by the sun's energy in the presence of chlorophyll and water.
Through conversions of preferred stock the government will end up with up to 36% of Citi, though the final figure will depend on how many preferred shares private holders agree to swap.Although the government continues to resist calls for nationalisation, its hand may be forced by the results of the "stress tests" that it began to perform on Wednesday on the 19 largest banks.
Concomitantly, OVCA cells also enhanced citrate generation through direct conversion of alpha-ketoglutarate through reductive carboxylation to generate M5 citrate.
Electric power, energy generated through the conversion of other forms of energy, such as mechanical, thermal, or chemical energy.
More than 13,000 Japanese workers marched through central Tokyo on Wednesday, protesting high unemployment and a lowering of wages through the conversion of full-time jobs into contract jobs.
The latest deal could see the government ending up with a 36% stake in the bank through the conversion of preferred stock to common equity.
