Sentence examples for transform the other from inspiring English sources

Although DUP was log-transformed to give an approximately normal distribution, it was not possible to transform the other variables (negative syndrome, positive syndrome and core negative symptoms) into the normal distribution, therefore we used bootstrap confidence intervals to allow for this.

Now, McMurdo is "desperate" to transform the other boot.

Then, based on the relationship between the Fourier transform and the linear canonical transform, the other two new sampling formulae using samples taken at half the Nyquist rate from the signal and its first derivative or its generalized Hilbert transform are obtained.

In analogous way we can transform the other equations of (48) and (50).

Local examples like the ones listed above, have tremendous ripple effects in these markets, that taken along with greater social, technology and financial changes have the potential to transform the "other half" of the world's population only now surging into middle class modernity.

Julie sees that R is different from the other zombies, and as the two form a special relationship in their struggle for survival, R becomes increasingly more human – setting off an exciting, romantic, and often comical chain of events that begins to transform the other zombies and maybe even the whole lifeless world.

With its proximity to the city centre, decent transport and grand Georgian town houses, St Paul's is succumbing to the forces that have transformed the other two areas on the list, Montpelier and Stokes Croft.

She still rents it, sleeping in her childhood bedroom; she transformed the other into an office after her mother remarried and moved to Seattle when Ms. Plimpton was about 18. (Ms. Plimpton passed on college, preferring to work).

Which is really too bad because each is thoroughly disrupting and transforming the other, whether they like it or not.

While some take care to give the victory to the Christian, even transforming the other participants into converts to Christianity, Gilbert, Petrus, Abelard and Raymund Lull all opt for subtler conclusions.

Far from being an anti-theoretical position that champions level-headed practicality as is sometimes thought, pragmatist philosophy stresses the dynamic relationship between theory and practice and especially the value of each for transforming the other.