Sentence examples for transform a total from inspiring English sources

The change would have permitted Mr. Wang and a partner, Scott Rechler, a Long Island commercial real estate developer, to transform a total of 166 acres straddling the hamlets of Plainview and Old Bethpage.

He struck five fours and four huge sixes as he and Craig Kieswetter tore into the Australia attack to transform an ordinary total into an imposing one.

There are some good ideas here, not least in the way the auditorium has been transformed into a total environment with the audience seated at coffee-house style chairs and tables, which allows the cast to get up close and personal.

Richard Dale, senior vice president, senior partner and global planning director, who also joined FleishmanHillard in New York in 2011, said that after working for ad agencies like Leo Burnett "I was looking for something different" and became intrigued by the concept of FleishmanHillard's "transforming into a total communications resource".

They were transformed to a total field anomaly dataset and gridded at 0.5 km.

The scores, ranging from 1 (every day) to 5 (never) for each of the items, were transformed to a total score, ranging from 0 (representing good health status) to 10 points (representing poor health status).

Attempting to uproot weeds with a shovel, for example, or to cut tree branches with a carpenter's saw not only transforms a job into total drudgery but makes it almost impossible to do the job correctly.

This normalized direct-influential matrix is transformed into a total-influential matrix shown in Table 5 using Eq. (5).

Marion Crane (Aubrey Plaza) is a cool chick who makes a bet that she can transform Norman into a total hottie.

In order to transform the total score into a metric with a minimum at 0 and a maximum at 100 (the most intuitive and easy to interpret metric), the following formula can be used: Y ′ = Y o b s − Y min Y max − Y min × 100 = (Y o b s − 17 ) × 1, 961 Where Ymax = 68 (maximum total score); Ymin = 17 (minimum total score); Yobs = total score obtained by the patient, Y' = transformed score.

What he actually found was that a slick backed ponytail coupled with a shirt made out of his grandmother's curtains transformed him into a total stud.