Sentence examples for transform later from inspiring English sources

Some believe the baby boomer generation, having pioneered the greatest social and sexual revolutions of the last two centuries and confounded countless prejudices, will transform later life in their own image.

These scores can always be transformed later to a more convenient scale (and they would be with most if not all psychological scales).

That energy continued to evolve and transformed later into my becoming an actor and singer in my teenage years, and now writer and theatre personality.

Rheingold!... ...... (Das Rheingold Scene 1): The triumphant greeting song is based on two elements, which are developed and transformed later in the Ring and put to many uses.

In plants, caffeic acid is formed from p-coumaric acid and is transformed later to ferulic acid.

θ can be transformed later into some more convenient measure, for instance reads per kilobase of length per million sequenced reads (RPKM) (Mortazavi et al., 2008), though it is more convenient from a probabilistic point of view to work with θ directly.

Science focuses on three things: developing new businesses, providing emerging startups with operational advice and capital, and transforming later-stage Internet assets with new talent and innovation.

For frequency domain solutions, the time-based signals are transformed first into frequency spectrum by using Fourier transform before later, having gone through some processing, transformed back into the time domain in order to get the final results.

Q-ball imaging [15] was invented to compute the ODF estimation numerically using the Funk-Radon transform, and later on, the spherical harmonics would simplify computations by providing an analytic form [16 18].

Even John Calvin's very Augustinian teachings were transformed by later Puritans into a millennial doctrine.

Dr Perelman overcame this difficulty by cutting off the singularities, continuing with the Ricci-flow application and then rejoining the transformed objects later.