These sites show how the central position of southern Germany and Switzerland during the Urnfield Period was transformed in the course of the Late Hallstatt Period into a peripheral role on the edge of the Mediterranean world.
Perhaps, finally, the answer lies in the 'satanic verses' of the title; might not the Lord's song be utterly transformed by time and distance, just as the two heroes of this long, complicated, exhilarating novel are transformed in the course of a journey.
The shoot for 2010's Certified Copy, about a British writer and a French antiques dealer whose relationship is transformed in the course of a day, tootled back and forth across the hill towns of Tuscany, with Juliette Binoche riding shotgun.
The great drawback of the novel as a form is that all serious dilemmas are as difficult to resolve on the page as they are in life, but readers like their characters to transform somehow in the course of the narrative.
How did a pioneering company in the semiconductor industry not only survive but thrive in the face of the explosive change and upheavals that forced it to transform itself twice in the course of its thirty-year history?
In the case where grain growth is determined by the mobility of grain boundary triple junctions (triple junction kinetics) all grains are transformed into polygons in the course of grain growth.
The way in which the party has been drastically transformed during the course of Farage's latest tenure in charge are numerous.
We have the chance to transform the course of our lives.
For me, watching Williams transform herself over the course of her match against Barty was inspiring.
And yet for all the Sturm und Drang, no biographer has shed any real light on how this small-town boy with no more than a grammar school education became the author of masterworks like "Hamlet," "Othello" and "King Lear," and in doing so permanently transformed the course of Western literature.
