Sentence examples for transformed down from inspiring English sources

The middle third of the Fig. 9 diagram represents middle distance grid operation at typically 100 kV transformed down from the very high voltage sector as represented by the transformer/control icon.

Over shorter distances, the grid voltage is generally transformed down to about 100 kV as indicated by the transformer symbol between the blue and orange transmission line representations.

The proximal part of the clastic wedge consists of a steeply dipping, conformable succession of thick-bedded deposits from gravity flows that transformed down-slope from laminar to turbulent flow behaviour.

The hummocks transform down flow into erosional remnant drumlins; possibly the result of flow acceleration on a negative slope.

Thus, in Egypt, we saw the slogan "The army and the people are one hand", intoned after the fall of Mubarak, transformed into "Down with the power of the military" in 2012.

In the eight years since designer Christopher Bailey took the helm of Burberry, he has transformed the down-on-its-luck label into a global megabrand with an annual revenue of £1.2bn.

Virus-infected and tumor transformed cells down-regulate the MHC molecules and instead express inducible ligands for the activating receptor, NKG2D and the natural cytotoxicity receptors (NCRs) [3].

To evaluate similarity and dissimilarity of samples, Bray-Curtis similarity was created (abundances of species were standardized and square-root transformed to down-weigh the importance of very abundant species without losing the influence of rarer species).

For multivariate analyses, we used Primerv6, in order to calculate similarity and dissimilarity of nematode communities from various ecosystems and habitats, using Bray-Curtis similarity (data were prior standardized and square-root transformed to down-weight the importance of very abundant species without losing the influence of rarer species).

These devices convert electrical power at whatever voltage and current it is generated to high voltage and low current for long-distance transmission and then transform it down to a low voltage suitable for each individual consumer (typically 120 or 240 volts for domestic service).

He described his stewardship of The Ecologist magazine - the job his environmentalist Uncle Edward gave him - as transforming a "down and out" publication into "a campaigning force, fighting against corporate corruption" and for the interests of the consumer and the Earth.