Sentence examples for transformed up from inspiring English sources

For example, in the presence of vitamin B12, a fermentative culture grown on dichloromethane (DCM) transformed up to 270 mg/L CF (Becker and Freedman [1994]) and a sulfate reducing enrichment culture developed from anaerobic digester sludge transformed up to 350 mg/L CT (Freedman et al. [1995]).

Subsequently, at home to Gloucester and away to Bourgoin, the Ospreys were transformed up front.

With breathtaking speed, members of Open Street Map — a voluntary Wiki-army of cartographers around the world — transformed up-to-date images taken by aircraft and satellites into maps that showed not only streets but exactly which streets were blocked by collapsed buildings or bridges.

Not much better performing was the slogan: "You could save or transform up to nine lives as an organ donor".

The other least effective phrases were: "If you support organ donation please turn your support into action"; and: "You could save or transform up to nine lives as an organ donor".

We construct an analytic parametrix, using the analytic pseudodifferential calculus in [195], that allows us to reconstruct the solenoidal part of a tensor field from its geodesic X-ray transform, up to a term that is analytic near Ω.

A unique example of lanthipeptide biosynthesis is the prochlorosin synthetase ProcM from the marine cyanobacterium Prochlorococcus MIT9313, which transforms up to 29 different precursor peptides (ProcAs) into a library of lanthipeptides called prochlorosins (Pcns) with highly diverse sequences and ring topologies.

In this sense the Hilbert transform, up to a constant, is just the Dirichlet-to-Neumann (DN) map.

Slowly she is transformed, ending up like someone from The 1940s House.

DsRed mRNA was similarly over-expressed in both Drosophila transformed Pogostick-up-1 (Fig. 4A) and Pogostick-up-2 lines (not-shown), induced by 1.5 hrs of heat-shock at 39°C for larvae and 3 hrs for pupae.

This has transformed wind-up lighting products, says Rory Stear, chairman of Freeplay Energy, which specialises in such "self-powered" devices.