Sentence examples for transformation back in from inspiring English sources

Margaret and Frank Cusack never imagined this kind of transformation back in 1973 when they paid $49,500 for their four-story 22-foot-wide Hoyt Street brownstone.

Springsteen started his political transformation back in the "anti-nuke" days of the late-1970s.

As he declared in conclusion in Philly: "So now is the time to stand with Barack Obama and Joe Biden, roll up our sleeves, and come on up for the rising". Springsteen started his political transformation back in the "anti-nuke" days of the late-1970s.

This is because whatever process is represented by the linear transformation often acts repeatedly feeding output from the last transformation back into another transformation which results in every arbitrary (nonzero) vector converging on the eigenvector associated with the largest eigenvalue, though rescaled by a power of the eigenvalue.

Nevertheless, with further increase of Si content, the SiNx interfacial phase thickens and cannot maintain the crystallized state between adjacent TiN nanocrystallites, resulting in the transformation back into the amorphous state and breakage of epitaxial growth structure.

But his transformation back into a killer was completely botched.

And their actual transformation back is only revealed in a throwaway scene of the three running around as the camera pans out.

Lord Coe, the London 2012 chairman and double Olympic gold medallist, traces the transformation back to a single decision in the mid 1990s.

For all analyses, significant activation peaks of interest in the group statistical maps were interrogated using FEATQUERY: A mask was created manually in MNI template standard space, incorporating several voxels surrounding the peak voxel in order to create a mask, typically of 5 20 voxels (0.14 0.54 cm3) in volume after transformation back to each participant's native space.

The process of linearization of (2) and transformation back to the exponential non-linear regression is depicted in Fig. 5.

Because the transformation back then – like digital transformation today – required a fundamental business model change.