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The final Game Master, Mitsuki Konishi, crushes her Noise form and transformed it back into a pin.

The Ka/Ks Calculator Tool calculated the multiple sequence alignment and the phylogenetic tree from these input sequences, translated the DNA-sequences to protein, calculated the alignment, transformed it back to DNA, and aligned it on codon boundaries for Ka/Ks calculation.

The union has summoned Ms. Roberts out of retirement and essentially asked her to wave her wand to transform it back into its mighty self.

That means that most L.C.D. models on the market have special signal-processing chips that go through the convoluted routine of taking the computer's analog signal (itself originally converted from digital data) and transforming it back into digital data.

Then, once the interfacial wave has passed the object, transform it back into a surface wave.

Function par transforms a collection to a parallel one, while seq transforms it back to a single threaded one.

Saving a graph consists of writing the graph in, and transforming it back to the input file's native format.

This was done by transforming the left hemisphere masks into Montreal Neurological Institute MNII) standard space (see below), then flipping about the left/right plane, and finally transforming it back into individual subject space.

This service translates nucleotide sequences, calculates multiple sequence alignment, transforms it back to DNA and the resulting alignment is used to construct phylogenetic tree using least squares distance method of Jukes and Cantor.

These results have been calculated for a coordinate system with e r parallel to χ one has to transform it back into the coordinate system of the laboratory, which can be done by a rotation defined by two matrices (C.8) R z = (cos φ − sin φ 0 sin φ cos φ 0 0 0 0 ), R y = (cos θ 0 sin θ 0 0 − sin θ 0 cos θ ).

The art critic Lucy Lippard said: "Hesse took exactly what she needed from the art around her, transformed it, and gave it back to the art world".