Sentence examples for transformation published from inspiring English sources

TF Tierney for Intelligent Infrastructure: Zip Cars, Invisible Networks, and Urban Transformation published by the University of Virginia Press, 2017.

It draws on reflections made by the author in the chapter "Policy and Politics in the Era of Industrial Internet" included in the volume Out-thinking Organizational Communications: The Impact of Digital Transformation published by Springer.

"Institutions are very concerned about the long-term costs of a tenured appointment and the need in an increasingly volatile environment to maintain flexibility," says Jack H. Schuster, who, along with two other academics, has written about the phenomenon in The New Academic Generation: A Profession in Transformation, published last month by the Johns Hopkins University Press.

In 1912, Kafka wrote the story "Die Verwandlung" ("The Metamorphosis", or "The Transformation"), published in 1915 in Leipzig.

For more on the need for Chinese firms to strategically transform, see the Chinese edition of M. Hensmans, G. Johnson, and G. Yip, "Strategic Transformation," originally published in Basingstoke, United Kingdom, by Palgrave Macmillan in 2013 and published in Beijing in 2015 by China Machine Press.

The earliest work on the fractional Hankel transformation was published by Namias in 1980 [6].

In this year's "State of Digital Transformation" report published by Altimeter, it's is clear that the buzzword isn't going away any time soon.

Using phi and the usual phi-to-d transformation formula published in meta-analysis recipes [42], [45], the observed d based on the dichotomized data can be calculated as a function of test difficulty; panel D shows that the observed d severely underestimates the true effect size and that this underestimation is especially severe when the test is easy or very difficult.

The initial findings on this transformation were published in a recent communication.[ 22] As an extension of this work, we herein report on the detailed scope and limitations of the regioselective sulfenylation of propargylic alcohols with gold catalysts.

In corroborating our predictions on PCB transformations with published reports, we expanded the literature search to include studies involving rodents, as there have been only few studies involving primary human liver cells.

This chapter presents a tutorial of the most popular existing software obfuscation transformations and mentions published attacks against each transformation.