metamorphosis
రూపవిక్రియ
definition
noun
This is followed by a discussion of metamorphosis in insects and amphibians.
(in an insect or amphibian) the process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distinct stages.
translation of 'metamorphosis'
రూపవిక్రియ,
పూర్ణపరివర్తన
example
If sufficient stimuli are present, the physiological process of 'metamorphosis' is initiated within the larvae.
That, then, is the latest 'metamorphosis' of ‘base football player’.
Table 4 captures this 'metamorphosis' in major party support in a different way.
This political 'metamorphosis' is not the one chronicled this week by the mainstream press in both Mexico and the United States.
the persistence of the larval tail during 'metamorphosis'
A close examination of the fresco reveals a series of allusions to 'metamorphosis' .
The cast handle this 'metamorphosis' excellently.
When it comes to national security, however, no one can say with assurance whether her 'metamorphosis' is genuine.
his 'metamorphosis' from presidential candidate to talk-show host
It uses the narrative as a way to investigate the notion of architectural 'metamorphosis' and redemption, and it does so by means of powerful installation pieces.
Larry, of course, has gotten a few laughs out of Laurie's 'metamorphosis' .
All flies undergo complete 'metamorphosis' with egg, larval, pupal, and adult stages in their development.
So what kind of 'metamorphosis' does the photograph as a form of animation effectuate?
Yet a slow but steady 'metamorphosis' is taking place.
his 'metamorphosis' from presidential candidate to talk-show host
After the second-half 'metamorphosis' , it has suddenly become clear that there will be real competition for places come the summer.
This is followed by a discussion of 'metamorphosis' in insects and amphibians.
This 'metamorphosis' has happened because while I'm happy to embrace country living I like it to be wrapped up in a duck-down duvet of urban comfort.
Later, we see her in real terror as Namtar's 'metamorphosis' takes hold and changes her very being.
In its 'metamorphosis' from novella to film, it wisely maintains the convention of narration, but unwisely pushes it to the wayside.
Moralising interpretations generally explained physical 'metamorphosis' as the external manifestation of the bestial nature within.
the larval forms of insects, but also of certain other creatures which undergo the process of 'metamorphosis' in reaching the adult form.
Poster proceeds to outline his own 'metamorphosis' over nine chapters.
During the final instar, the tissues within the larval cuticle change to those of the adult, a process known as 'metamorphosis' .
in insects with a complete 'metamorphosis' the wings arise from thickenings of the epidermis
The twist is that this 'metamorphosis' is emphasized by the fact that the young heroine, Ginger, is simultaneously becoming a werewolf.
And, just when you think it's over, it defies expectations and 'metamorphoses' into something different and more compelling.
The derision into which the Cult of the Supreme Being fell after the overthrow of the Jacobins did not discredit the theme, which underwent a series of conservative 'metamorphoses' in the 19th century.
Although he has seemed to stay frozen in time, Bond has actually undergone a series of very subtle 'metamorphoses' .
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