tranformation
పరివర్తన
definition
noun
its landscape has undergone a radical transformation
a thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.
translation of 'tranformation'
రూపము లేక స్వభావం మార్చుట,
రూపాంతరము
example
Despite their histologic benignity, sinonasal papillomas have a small but definite potential for malignant 'transformation' .
In sexual reproduction, spermatocytes develop from the 'transformation' of choanocytes, and oocytes arise from archeocytes.
However, its potential function as a tumor suppressor gene suggests a possible role in the malignant 'transformation' of mesothelial cells.
Behind them, we have to believe the mind will undergo a radical 'transformation' .
The 'transformation' to the adult form sheds the gills in favor of two pairs of wings.
The 'transformation' is typically carried out clausewise.
They concluded that this was a case of malignant 'transformation' of cardiac myxoma, but it could also have been multiple tumor emboli.
He thus enriched analysis and gave the complete solution of the two great questions of the 'transformation' of hyperelliptic functions and of their complex multiplication.
Over the course of the last two decades the organisation of governmental activity has undergone a radical 'transformation' .
The character of the inner city has undergone a marked 'transformation' since the City set up a rejuvenation plan five years ago.
The metamorphic 'transformation' from larva to pupa to butterfly (with a range of several hundred miles).
Another striking example of metamorphosis is the 'transformation' of the pluteus stage larva of the sea urchin into the adult.
It is currently believed that most colorectal carcinomas start as benign adenomas that undergo malignant 'transformation' into adenocarcinoma.
Over the last number of weeks, the theatre has been undergoing a radical 'transformation' in the name of theatre.
For each 'transformation' , the plasmid inserts from 7 to 18 colonies were sequenced.
The genotype of each strain and plasmids used for 'transformation' are indicated at the top.
One of the least demanding of all perennial plants, irises are undergoing a radical 'transformation' regarding color, flower form, and reblooming abilities.
its landscape has undergone a radical 'transformation'
Gamma rays are high energy photons, often emitted together with beta or alpha radiations when the 'transformation' has left the atom with excess energy.
I suppose that's why ecopsychology experts suggest that reconnecting with nature requires a 'transformation' of consciousness.
For a hint as to how that might unfold, consider the revolution pop music is currently undergoing - a radical 'transformation' not of content but of distribution and perception.
The radical 'transformation' that many prisoners undergo is often lost in popular accounts of the prison experience.
In the former, there has been a radical 'transformation' in the nature of the designs: artists have developed a new ‘ethnic’ style.
Plasmid manipulation and bacterial 'transformation' were performed by standard techniques.
Happily, the nature of the 'transformation' has been the opposite of that predicted by the past century's major prophets: Aldous Huxley and George Orwell.
The complex 'transformation' to adult morphology begins in the last larval instar and completes during the resting stage of the pupa.
British society underwent a radical 'transformation'
One of our biggest challenges is to step back from the fray and find a space where we can reflect on the nature of the 'transformation' so that our response to it is proactive rather than reactive.
The traditional post office underwent a radical 'transformation' and the new-look store was opened ten years ago.
Both the molting process and the metamorphic 'transformation' from larva to pupa are coordinated and regulated by hormones.
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