Sentence examples for transform the general from inspiring English sources
Small steps are not enough to transform the general climate of apparent procrastination in which even the basic case for democratic politics is not being made sufficiently strongly.
City now have an opportunity to win their first major title since the 1976 League Cup and, in the process, truly begin to transform the general perception of the club.
In 1748 Euler used equations for rotations and translations in space to transform the general quadric surfaceax2 + by2 + cz2 + dxy + exz + fyz + gx + hy + iz + j = 0 so that its principal axes coincide with the coordinate axes.
In the first, the entrepreneur allocates supervision time to transform the general skills of employees into the maximum level of operational skills to be used as production input.
With Hankel transform, the general solutions of the homogeneous governing equations for the piezoelectric layer and the elastic half-space are presented.
According to the properties of Fourier transform, the general echo model in time domain can be expressed by d rec t ; x 0 ≈ ∫ z ∈ target V z p ̈ t - 2 | z - x 0 | / c 4 π | z - x 0 | 2 ⊗ g a t, z - x 0 ̂, ê d z (17).
What is the physiological basis of this overexcitability?" The answer to that question spawned a billion-dollar industry and transformed the general public's perception of prescription drugs.
The combination of both procedures has the power of transforming the general complex case of a non-uniform member under non-uniform load into an equivalent simple case of a uniform member subjected to uniform load.
Once the scores are transformed, the general population has a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10.
Mr. Donovan, like his opponent, Mr. Schneiderman, has pledged to transform the attorney general's office into a kind of superprosecutor's office.
Should Mr. Paterson grant the request, it would instantly transform the attorney general into Albany's top ethics enforcer, with far greater reach and resources than the district attorneys who normally have jurisdiction over such cases.
