Sentence examples for transformations rather than from inspiring English sources
To achieve fault tolerance efficiently, RDDs provide a restricted form of shared memory, based on coarse-grained transformations rather than fine-grained updates to shared state.
Gamma rays are energetically identical to X rays; however, they are emitted as a result of nuclear transformations rather than electron orbital transitions.
These results would confirm that even an interested public that accepts the Darwinian theory is, to some degrees, inclined to perceive evolution through the reading of "individual transformations" rather than variation at population level (Mayr [2001]).
This results from the crystallographic constraints associated with the shear transformation rather than a low energy interface configuration.
If you want to lead your organization's technology transition, the first step is grasping the realities of digital transformation — rather than getting seduced by the hype.
Although Chairman Kim Jong Il and his Communist regime are part of President Bush's axis of evil, Washington has opted to pursue regime transformation rather than regime change.
For him, however, the refusal marked a spiritual transformation rather than a desolating break: if one set of beliefs was fading, there were others to take its place.
He is a throwback to a long-ago era, when the skill of a performer was judged by transformation rather than by fidelity.
If you want to lead your organization's technology transition, Villanova University professor Stephen J. Andriole advises that the first step is grasping the realities of digital transformation — rather than getting seduced by the hype.
I demonstrate that many of Böhme's concepts do not "make sense" when approached as theology, philosophy, or theory, because his texts are indexed to the body: they are meant to catalyze existential transformation rather than convey purely conceptual content.
The art is one of transformation rather than origination, made from superb performances by Jamaican studio players, who maintain a steady groove with the precision of a metronome and the creativity and feel of a jazz musician.
