Sentence examples for transformations for example from inspiring English sources

Sociopolitical transformations, for example, may bolster economic development and land-use activities, potentially leading to detrimental ecological effects on watershed resources, such as poor water quality and reduced coral abundance.

There exist specific frameworks to model code transformations, for example OPTIMIX [31].

This may involve several model transformations, for example, from UML to SystemC.

Chomsky had argued that only deep linguistic representations are context-free, while surface form is generated by transformations (for example, in English passivization and in question formation) that result in a non-context-free language.

A common property of the nanomaterial group is their ability of mutual transformations, for example, soot or fullerene black to OLC [11, 12], ND in OLC [13], and graphene to fullerene [14].

In the austenitic phase, additional subgrain boundaries can form under conditions of dislocation generation by direct and reverse martensite transformations, for example, by means of wall formation by one-sign dislocations.

The code coverage preservation can be applied on any type of code transformation, for example, on a source-to-source transformer or a compiler.

The secondary transformation processes use semi-manufactured products resulting from a primary transformation, for example: thermoforming uses sheets and films, machining uses rods, tubes, plates, boilermaking uses sheets, tubes, slabs, plates.

Dominos' recent transformation, for example, was enabled by its online storefront, but it worked because it successfully attracted and retained new customers while turning occasional customers into dedicated fans, at the same time that it extracted more value from each transaction.

The quality control of drugs in the solid state is expected to rely on methods ensuring minimization of sample transformation, for example elimination of sample derivatization or limitation of reactions with chemical reagents.

Finally, we present the main conclusions of this article in Section 5. First, as we mentioned, the sparsity is a property which can be described either directly for the signal itself or after some transformation, for example on the derivative of the signal, or in more general on the coefficients of the projection of the signal on any basis or any set of functions.