Sentence examples for transformation which will from inspiring English sources
The second corollary is on the tan−1 transformation which will turn possibly unstable series into stable ones.
She is now leading Wiltshire council's programme of transformation which will see the local authority provide services in a totally new way.
This budget is a missed opportunity to prepare the public sector for a radical programme of large-scale transformation which will be painful but which is clearly on the cards".
It won't be a smooth transition but the west will undergo a transformation which will see it become a microcosm of a new interdependent world containing many thriving cultures and ideas.
A possible reason for this result is the Shi [105] method does not specifically use the labeled information from the target when performing the symmetric transformation, which will result in degraded classification performance [64].
As a result, IT departments in all industries will be increasingly freed to focus on enabling business process transformation, which will allow organizations to maximize their return on their technology investments.
(I've written two books on the subject, including "Unleashing the Killer App," which is still relevant to Best Buy's current problems). I've just started work on a new book on disruptive market transformations, which will teach even large companies to avoid getting caught in the trap.
The architecture can be extended to compute transformation of longer length by judicially cascading the modules of shorter transformation length which will be suitable for wafer scale integration (WSI).
This constraint allows the simplifications in the transformation mathematics, which will be explained in this section.
As for politics there are those who predict pendulum swings to the extreme right or the extreme left but it is more likely that there will be a less dramatic political transformation, which primarily, will diminish the power of the Liberal Democratic Party, the loose coalition of competing conservative factions which has run Japan like a political workshop for two decades.
The proposed model provides a useful tool in understanding the morphological transformation of precipitates, which will facilitate the analysis and design of metallic alloys.
