Sentence examples for when it was converted from inspiring English sources

Some of these differences could be explained by changes introduced to the E. coli MR when it was converted from its earlier version, iJR904 [ 26], to the most recent version, iAF1260 [ 27] (i.e., explicit definition of a periplasm compartment; more detailed fatty acid metabolism).

In its later years, it was a two-screen theater; when it was converted to an office building, its interior was almost completely gutted.

For example, according to a court filing last year by the Florida Bankers Association, it was routine practice among its members to destroy the original note underlying a property when it was converted to an electronic file.

In the mid-1900's most of the large apartments in the Braender were cut up into smaller ones, and by the 1980's, when it was converted to condominiums, the building was in poor shape: its stone was battered and defaced, and the cornice and much its ornament had been removed.

It continued to operate as a cinema until 1965, when it was converted into a bingo hall, which it remained until its closure in 1995.

Until the 1940s, when it was converted to a dwelling, the house was a small barn.

It becomes poisonous only when it is converted into arsenic trioxide, popularly known as "white arsenic".

Yankee Stadium is expected to have about 47,000 seats when it is converted for football.

A weaker dollar makes the company's products less competitive in overseas markets and reduces the value of revenue when it is converted back into yen.

There is evidence that public fascination with prisons is growing: Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, for instance, closed to prisoners in 1971, is now a major tourist attraction that draws 110,000 visitors at Halloween, when it is converted into a haunted house.

West Ham have pledged to retain a running track in the stadium when it is converted for their use, an essential component in London's bid to stage the World Athletics Championships in six years' time.