She shows other sports what they can do to transform a governing body.
The software, called Phenex, was developed in the context of the Phenoscape project (http://phenoscape.org) in support of using the EQ formalism to transform a large body of morphologic character descriptions from the legacy systematics literature into computable phenotype annotations [8], [15], [16].
On annealing at 500 600°C, the quasicrystalline phase transformed to a body centered orthorhombic phase L (a = 1.24, b = 1.26 andc = 3.05nm) with a high density of planar defects.
At lower temperatures, iron may transform to a body-centered cubic (BCC) phase, called ferrite.
The results indicate that, irrespective of the milling intensity used, the quasi-crystals transform to a body-centered cubic (bcc) phase during milling.
While regular workouts cannot transform an 80-year-old body into that of a 50-year-old, increases in strength are comparable to those experienced by much younger people.
Furthermore, an intermediate face-centered cubic phase induced by powderization and transformed into a body-centered cubic phase by aging is reported.
Under MeV electron irradiation within the temperature range of 298 473 K, the σ phase does not maintain its original structure, but instead transforms into a body-centered cubic solid solution.
No amount of wishful thinking will transform it into a body that can offer solutions to the very real challenges facing our planet in respect of development, poverty, climate change or people's rights.
This Westernizing process, foreign to the Islamic legal tradition, sought to transform Shariah from a body of doctrines and principles to be discovered by the human efforts of the scholars into a set of rules that could be looked up in a book.
