Sentence examples for transformation that could from inspiring English sources
Stanford researchers pull off an amazing biological transformation that could transform research into neurological disorders such as schizophrenia and autism.
The battery storage systems developed with Arpa-E's support are on the verge of transforming America's electrical grid, a transformation that could unfold within the next five to 10 years, Williams said.
The trimmed-down company expects its earnings per share to grow 8percentto10percentcent annually after next year, a transformation that could make it a takeover target of its own.
They are also invitations, offering both places where listeners can take refuge and openings for musical transformation that could carry the songs from Bjork's inner landscape to less subtle, more communal spheres, like dance floors.
He offered a series of statements intended to describe a transformation that could make the magazine profitable, but it came across to the editors as a jumble of clichés and tech jargon.
At the same time, the price tag — by some estimates, hundreds of millions of dollars — has clearly daunted city leaders and led officials to pursue a piecemeal transformation that could undo Mr. Corner's concept.
The MWCNT modified in 2-chlorotoluene did not evidence chemical transformations that could be assigned to the solvent alone.
Organometallic catalysis has allowed the development of an impressive number of chemical transformations that could not be achieved using classical methodologies.
Our aim was to investigate various data transformations that could be applied before training the SVM to retain task discriminatory variance while suppressing irrelevant components of variance.
"In all cases," he writes, "the class of transformations that could happen spontaneously — in the absence of knowledge — is negligibly small compared with the class that could be effected artificially by intelligent beings who wanted those transformations to happen.
The electronic switches, each about the size and shape of a hockey puck, can be wired together to perform fancier electric transformations that could vary how much power the substation injects into the grid.
