Sentence examples for transformation of space from inspiring English sources
There is also, more than ever before in Mr. Gober's work, an amazing transformation of space.
The political changes in Poland after 1989 have resulted in a whole range of dynamic processes including the transformation of space.
It is concluded that the landscapes of the steppe one constituted natural-anthropogenic complexes resulting from cultural transformation of space by the nomadic peoples.
The idea also spread, illustrated better below in the dualist approach, according to which informality converged with non-planning and arose through the occupation and illegal transformation of space and as such contrasted with traditional forms of planning (Castillo 2001), thus ignoring the complex system of dynamics contained in the relations between formal and informal.
An isometric transformation of space T = { T x, T y, T θ } is defined as T : { x, y } → { cos (T θ ) x − sin (T θ ) y + T x, sin (T θ ) x + cos (T θ ) y + T y }.
An isomeric transformation of space T = { T x, T y, T θ } is the combination of a translation and a rotation T : { x, y } → { cos (T θ ) x − sin (T θ ) y + T x, sin (T θ ) x + cos (T θ ) y + T y }.
"There is something wonderful about Einstein invoking trains and telegraphs to get a transformation of space-time, Poincaré turning the Eiffel Tower into a radio," Dr. Galison said.
"The High Line experience has trained people to think about the transformation of spaces," Barasch said.
There are screens in "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" that are split in two and in four, conversations between the video screen and the physical world, transformations of space from the barren interior of an underdecorated salon to a theatrical train station to the enchanted blue wood of the shadow realm.
The findings demonstrate how the uses of new technologies and the students' multimodal learning were tied to important transformations of space.
The result was quickly stripped of its trappings in the theory of differential equations and applied to a general setting of a transformation of a space to itself.
