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If in the 1950s Charles was the first to secularize pure gospel songs, that transformation realized its full flowering in the work of Aretha Franklin, the "Queen of Soul," who, after six years of notable work on Columbia Records, began her glorious reign in 1967 with her first hits for Atlantic Records—"I Never Loved a Man (the Way I Love You)" and "Respect".

When a hurricane destroyed his downtown Halifax hair salon eight years ago, Fred Connors, a pioneer of the north end's transformation, realized he had to find a more affordable area to rebuild.

Fig. 1 Magnetometric curves of alloy on cooling: 1 the initial state, 2, 3, and 4 after the α γ transformation, realized at a heating rate of 60; 0, 08; 0,05 K/min, respectively.

This knowledge is at the root of his transformation, realizing that if the we're able to save the world, the market will need to play an key role, but only if more of those who understand capitalism and market forces begin to invest in the future of the planet instead of their own place on the annual Forbes rich person list.

As it is obvious from Figure 5b, in the surface layer of the steel irradiated with deuterium ions, there are austenites, the needles of α-martensite and ε -interlayer, the presence of which testifies to the actual shear polymorphous transformations realized through the intermediate ε-hcp phase: γ  →  ε  →  α.

It's in Pakistan where Modi faces the greatest challenges with a trade-led regional policy, but one that could deliver huge regional transformation if realized.

A reversible magnetic-field-induced martensitic transformation is realized, resulting in a large magnetocaloric effect related to the high magnetic entropy change with a broad working temperature span.

The results indicate that a high degree of superheating for the reverse bainitic α→γ transformation was realized as a result of extremely rapid heating (1000°C/s) up to an elevated austenitisation temperature (1250°C), which prevent restoration of the initial coarse-grained austenite and lead to a significant refinement of austenite grain.

Essentially, once a transformation is realized and the new reality is established, innovation describes when those norms are again challenged.

In the direct method (originally termed as Gegenbauer reconstruction method in the literature) this transformation is realized as consecutive projections of the signal first onto the Fourier series basis and then onto the space of Gegenbauer polynomials [9, 12].

At its simplest, this work, this transformation, is realized as community organizing.