Sentence examples for transformed to another from inspiring English sources

For an arbitrary, we define the following elementary transformation, which is denoted by : (i) if, then is transformed to another ordered partition from, say, such that the conditions and from Lemma 4 are satisfied;   (ii) otherwise, the ordered partition remains unchanged.  .

By employing shell transformation properly, a mesh that intersects predefined constraints intensively can be transformed to another one with much fewer intersections, thus remarkably reducing the occasions of Steiner point insertion.

Some of the clay minerals can serve as catalysts for reactions in which one organic substance is transformed to another on the mineral's surface.

In the composition range (Mg0.8Fe0.2 2SiO4 to Mg2SiO4, however, the olivines were transformed to another orthorhombic structure (called β-orthosilicate) at a pressure of about 130 kilobars and a temperature of 1,000° C.

Equation (1.1) can be transformed to another form which has equivalent properties.

if, then is transformed to another ordered partition from, say, such that the conditions and from Lemma 4 are satisfied; otherwise, the ordered partition remains unchanged.

What the artist says: "I'm interested in a state of between-ness, and that state you find if one thing transforms to another".

This suggestion is supported by differential scanning calorimetry data presented by Parkin [3], which show that piperidine appears to form one phase on cooling from the liquid, which then transforms to another phase at 239 K.

The strength of Björk Digital was that the mechanics and the gear needed to transform to another world were all there for you to personalize to your own experience.

In the instance of following one patient over time at different clinical states, each state represented by known measured variables of interest and as fuzzy sets as points in the unit hypercube can be said to transform to another.

Overall, the sample spent 30 min in air at temperatures ≥ 290 K with no obvious signs of transforming to another hydrate.