The whole process of her transformation, she managed to convey, was just another duty to discharge.
Nevertheless, we chose to present the latter, because effect size measures on a logarithmic scale have an intuitive meaning of multiplication, which the more complex power transformation is unable to convey.
But Mr. Ritchie lacks both the attention span and the writerly instinct to convey this transformation.
The intention of The Power of Now and A New Earth isn't necessarily to trigger a similar sudden transformation in the reader, but to convey a view of human psychology that has deep roots in Buddhism, Hinduism and Sufi Islam.
We represented Fairey because we believe his artistic transformation of a news photograph to convey a political message fell within the protection of the fair use doctrine and presented an important example of why fair use is essential for free expression.
For Oldroyd, it was Pugh's ability to convey the transformation of Katherine, from young and innocent to cunning and willful, that set her apart from other actresses he was seeing for the role.
Mr. Jenkins manages at once to deflect and to earn the audience's sympathy, and to convey an inner transformation brought about by a shy, unselfish engagement with other people.
Created as part of their Coral City/Aquacultural Transformation project, "Coral Therapy is designed to convey a virtual out-of-body experience in which the viewer is transported to a tranquil tropical reef in outer-space," explains the Coral Morphologic duo, comprised of marine biologist Colin Foord and musician Jared McKay.
The results show that the nurses experienced that they had been able to convey consolation when they observed transformations in the patients' demeanor, − shifting from states of physical and emotional restlessness, pain and anxiety, towards states of peacefulness and tranquility.
The literal translation, "pretty/ugly," and the dictionary definition, "a good-looking ugly woman," both fail to convey the feat of self-transformation that it represents.
