Sentence examples for transformed smoothly from inspiring English sources

Aurora's artistic director, Tom Ross, provided the expert direction and Kate Boyd designed the set, which transformed smoothly between the hotel and a nearby parking lot, with jets screaming overhead (sound by Chris Houston).

One advantage to the method described herein is that it can be used to transform any smoothly decaying (or rising) time function on a personal computer of modest dimensions.

From a brash, callow young man, Ma has been smoothly transformed into an embittered realist who sees all too clearly the harsh limits of his future — a skeptic, that is, with a rather too tidy gift for philosophical observation.

After the sagged voltage recovers to normal, pre-sag compensation will be smoothly transformed to the minimum energy compensation in one to two cycles.

Now imagine it to be made of flexible yet unbreakable yarn that is stretchable and shrinkable, so that it can be smoothly transformed into other knots without cutting or gluing.

With increasing rotational speed the whirl smoothly transforms into whip.

FSO2CF2CF2OCF2CO2Me can successfully trifluoromethylate unactivated aryl chlorides with CuI, and FSO2CF2CF2OCF2CO2K/CuI can smoothly transform aryl halides at very low temperature.

Mapped coordinates are used to smoothly transform in both time and space the moving domain onto a logically rectangular domain which is fixed in time.

Further, using the prediction-correction algorithm, the lower-order symmetric mechanisms are utilized to lead the structure smoothly transform into expected bifurcation paths.

These results indicate that the shish-kebab crystals of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene fibers prepared from low concentration solution can smoothly transform to fibrillar crystals through the hot stretching process.

He insists that D-Day could have been a rout but for the fact that by mid-1944, British, American and Canadian warriors — from the top down — had transformed their organization into a smoothly functioning apparatus, refined their means of gathering intelligence and designed the now-­famous "bodyguard of lies" that misled the Nazis about when and how the Allies would invade Europe.