Sentence examples for transformation on its from inspiring English sources

Steven G. Mandis, a Ph.D. candidate in sociology at Columbia University, takes a measured, academic approach to the question in a new book, "What Happened to Goldman Sachs," an examination of the bank's evolution from an elite private partnership to a vast public corporation — and the effects of that transformation on its culture.

This turns digital transformation on its head.

Each layer applies a nonlinear transformation on its input and provides a representation in its output.

In consecutive layers of deep architectures in Deep Learning, each layer applies a nonlinear transformation on its input and provides a representation of its output.

London-based Pearson is pinning much of its hopes for digital transformation on its work in AI. "We're very focused on integrating AI into our products," Pearson's chief financial officer, Coram Williams, told CNBC in July as he talked through the company's half-year results.

Data from gain of function analysis in immortalised astrocytes further confirm that increased expression of wild-type BRAF is unable to cause malignant transformation on its own however may contribute to an increased response to exogenous triggering of membrane receptors.

On one approach, the significance of space-time symmetries is captured by considering the structure of a theory through transformations on its models, those models consisting of differentiable manifolds endowed with various geometric objects and relations (see Anderson, 1967, and Norton, 1989).

And he went on to congratulate India on the transformation of its transfer system since 2011.

Such is out of the mold for a mayoralty that wants "standard for urban transformation" written on its tombstone, for it usually takes a decade or two for a mayor to reach mythic proportions.

At the end of the 1980s, the pan-European organisation focused on the transformation of its political structures and organs as a response to the new situation brought about by the fall of the Berlin Wall (1989).

Hewlett-Packard plans a sweeping transformation of its business, announcing on Thursday that it would buy the British software maker Autonomy for up to $11.7 billion and would explore options for its personal computer business, including a spinoff.