Sentence examples for transformation of another from inspiring English sources
The synth-pop outfit ground to a halt in the mid-'80s and Strange, who had also been the catalyst behind the transformation of another London venue, the Music Machine, into the Camden Palace – now Koko – struggled to overcome problems that include a heroin habit that at one point cost him £150 a day.
In the majority of instances of transformation of another, the transformation is considered to be the result of evil magical powers, and most tales conclude with the disenchantment of the subject, his release from the evil power, and his return to his original form.
To test the construction strategy we also performed ballistic transformation of another fosmid encoding the C. elegans integrin gene, pat-3 (ZK1058.2, WormBase ID is WBGene00003930), chosen as a positive control because data on PAT-3 protein localization in body muscle by antibody staining is available [ 47].
The former consider alignment of stem cell images whereas the latter is concerned with registration of retinal images, which differs from our problem in that it requires registration transformations of another type (quadric transformations).
The 770-acre Lennar development is one of several projects changing the eastern face of the city, including the new Bay Terminal and its signature tower, the development of Mission Bay and the proposed transformation of Treasure Island, another Lennar project.
Perhaps we do live on the verge of a new age, of another transformation of humanity.
In the second theme, students described a transformation of one molecule to another, suggesting that DNA was converted, changed, or transformed into RNA during the transcription process.
Next, it appears, is another transformation of the Telegraph Media Group.
"Financier" might be a better word, and that underlines another transformation of the art market.
Adolfo Carrión Jr., the Bronx borough president and an urban planner, said the slow transformation of the Concourse into another commercial strip would destroy its sense of place.
The transformation of one animal to another would resonate even with readers who are not thinking about the idiom or the weather.
