All these types of energy can be transformed from one to another, but nothing can ever be created or destroyed.
Sometimes, p-type graphene and n-type graphene can transform from one to another by changing the annealing temperature.
Some studios are a blend of both (e.g., purist and sanctuary) or sometimes transform from one to the other over time and with different management or growing business.
What they have done is record two populations of cells and try to infer how activity transforms from one to the other.
An essential consideration in these reconfigurable legged robots is to attain stability in motion, at rest as well as while transforming from one configuration to another with the minimum number of legs as long as the full range of their walking patterns, resulting from the different gait cycles of their legs, is achieved.
This poses a problem, however, for species in which adults are capable of transforming from one phenotype to another: memories that are adaptive for the ecology and life history of one phenotype may not be so for the other.
But a ligand in thermodynamic equilibrium state can be continuously transforming from one binding pose to another due to the thermal motion of its atoms.
Names are announced unobtrusively and the acting is so nimble, with hardly an extraneous gesture, that it's easy to accept the way in which Ortlieb and White keep transforming from one figure to the next.
In transforming from one product to an entirely different one, the Orchestra team quickly readjusted and started from scratch to build Mailbox, taking their initial learnings but essentially starting a new company from within their core.
When we used a Sankoff (step matrix) in PAUP* [ 64] to force the minimum number of mutations (steps) required to transform from one aa to another, we obtained the same trees found without using the matrix (tree not show).
They can hardly be used without adjoint code and they are difficult to transform from one simulator to another.
