Sentence examples for transformations yet from inspiring English sources

The music refracted past jazz eras through modernist complexity, with shifting meters and harmonic transformations, yet stayed grounded in the blues.

And with his dramatic understanding of a political realm in which human flaws were as rife as virtues, where acts and motives were subject to challenge and inquiry, and where fate was shaped by character, he also laid the foundation for cultural transformations yet to come, in which the Antiquaries played a supporting role, and to which we too are heirs.

Domestic animals from cows to dogs have undergone similar transformations, yet scientists know relatively little about the genes involved.

The online transformation – yet again – has issues.

Striking while the media is still hot, Manovich sees creative possibilites and transformation, yet never falls into the trap of thinking new media have no history or have single-handedly created a new world.

Not all sectors are seeing the same transformation yet, but the additional investment required to limit warming to 1.5C is far from overwhelming – nearly $1tn annually from now to 2050.

They don't all work together to achieve the transformation yet, but we are far closer to the end of the journey than to the beginning.

Financial technology provides a foundation for financial services innovation and transformation, yet firms still must overcome the final barriers and roadblocks to widespread business adoption – cultural change.

Microsoft's interest here is clearly to show off that the HoloLens is not just a tool for high-tech businesses, NASA and game developers, but also for other verticals – especially those that may not have fully embraced the idea of digital transformation yet.

This true account follows squatters as they fight to turn illegal living into legal cooperative ownership, redefining what it means to own property in New York City". "There are many books about the Lower East Side and its recent transformation, yet none has included engagement or oral history with primary organizers in the way Starecheski has.

We are now entering the Internet of Everything (IoE) age, which promises the biggest wave of innovation and transformation yet.