Sentence examples for transform manners from inspiring English sources

Both filmmakers are, in their way, exemplary modernists; both transform manners and styles derived from their absorption in artistic classics into personal and original forms.

M/S codes the sum and difference signals instead of the actual channels, operating in an approximate Karhunen-Loeve (K-L transform) manner.

The resulting green powder has a quite extraordinary ability to transform all manner of dishes: try it in today's recipes, or keep things simple and sprinkle some on roast lamb or chicken, mix with olive oil to finish off any roast vegetable or a salad, or just scatter on hummus and fresh tomato in the simplest and most delicious sandwich I know.

The scientific contributions of this work have the potential to transform the manner in which both product designers and customers incorporate product reviews into their decision making processes by quantifying the relationship between product reviews and product characteristics.

One-day cricket has gone some way towards transforming the manner in which he approaches his Test match batting.

The revolutionary and rapid advances in information and communication technology can be identified as the driving force in the emergence of a new paradigm in cartography, which is transforming the manner in which a map is conceived, produced, and used.

Data has transformed all manner of industries, and the transport industry is no exception.

A big smoker out back slowly transforms all manner of protein into redolent and succulent barbecue sandwiches or platters.

That two brothers, bicycle makers and mechanics, from Dayton, Ohio, forever transformed the manner in which we now navigate the world is nothing short of miraculous.

Conversely, when Mr. McNeill performs "Strange Fruit," the song about lynching in the American South made famous by Billie Holiday, the purity of his voice and directness of his manner transform a ballad of destruction into an enduring victory for art.

Addressing this paradox requires challenging "master narratives" and traditional canons of philosophy, through turning toward "slave narratives" and other subversive philosophical cultures for alternative views of identity and selfhood (Willett 1995) and through reasserting the identity of women in manners that transform stereotypes into liberating modes of selfhood.