Commentators now agree upon the fact that Montaigne largely transformed the type of scepticism he borrowed from Sextus.
The second comes from the conversion of the Mérens to a leisure horse in the 1980s, and aims to transform the physical type of the breed into a more sports-oriented horse to ensure the survival of the breed.
The invention of photography and the development of the halftone block began to transform this type of magazine from the 1890s, with the artist increasingly being displaced by the camera.
Their effacement, however, is unlikely to do much to transform China into the type of society that it hopes to be.
It was the kind of impulse buy that just might transform me into the type of person who regularly prepares Middle Eastern food.
An hourlong dunk in a simple brine of salt and water is just the thing to transform halibut into the type of fish you always wished it could be.
Both Monroe and Thatcher emerged from a process of "makeover", ruthlessly transforming themselves into the type of woman (they thought) their culture would recognise and reward.
Later, though, Jobs becomes a more classic manga hero, "rendered as a cute, doe-eyed kid who worries about whether his adoptive parents love him", writes Byford, and "once Jobs is of college age, Yamazaki swiftly transforms him into the type of character any teenage reader could fall in love with".
In addition, the targets versus the PNN outputs of the inter-porosity flow coefficient transformed values and the type of reservoir model are displayed in Fig. 13a, b, respectively.
Closed-loop (CL) systems, which use a control algorithm to direct insulin delivery autonomously in a glucose-responsive manner by coupling a real-time subcutaneous continuous glucose monitor (CGM) and subcutaneous insulin delivery by a pump, may transform the management of type 1 diabetes.
