They then used a computer to find mathematical functions called affine transformations that changed one line shape into the other.
He writes, "His novel bears witness to the rich, complex workings of the mind and heart -- memory, love, passion, both sacred and profane -- and to the oceanic transformations that changed the horse-and-buggy world to one of aviation, Cubism, mode in fashion, comfort and hygiene".
Joe credited the 40 days he spent in solitary confinement while incarcerated for bringing about a spiritual transformation that changed the course of his life.
But for many others, according to his data, it's simply a question of disgust: G.M.O.s go through an "unnatural" process — a transformation that changes them from one thing to another — and that very process makes them unpalatable, regardless of actual danger or evidence.
There are seismic global changes, historic technological transformations, that have changed and are changing everything at a frightening speed.
Ambient aging conditions, may cause NMs to undergo physical, chemical, and/or biological transformations that may change their properties and consequently their biological reactivity [ 78].
For any problem, we have a group of admissible transformations, those that change the problem into an equivalent form.
Amid the transformations that have changed the face of this little town, thousands of years of ancient Hindu iconography and sensual sculptures seem to be the only constant.
OF ALL the stunning transformations that have changed the map of Europe since 1989, the Baltic states' shift from Soviet captivity to membership of the top western clubs is among the most remarkable.
