London isn't the first city to be transformed into Skopelos.
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This cane will eventually be transformed into KōHana craft spirits.
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Our shared anguish needs to be transformed into collective action.
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Some music videos are just made to be transformed into GIFs.
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Again, Oreos were clearly not made to be transformed into turkeys. 5.
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In a crunch, these securities can be transformed into pure equity capital.
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Sowers told me that it can also be transformed into rocket fuel.
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But those ideas can be transformed into gifts that people will cherish.
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The hydrogen and oxygen in water can be transformed into rocket fuel.
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The rhizome itself can be transformed into a lovely mash flavored with basil.
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The USFK's previous base in Seoul will be transformed into a public park.
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If they fail, they will be transformed into the animal of their choosing.
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Press argues that they should be transformed into more public and accessible institutions.
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Old power plant sites could be transformed into public green space, supporters say.
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The landmark venue will be transformed into an off-campus performing arts space.
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Lots of everyday foods can be transformed into tasty, utterly ghoulish goodies and grub.
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I believe our righteous anger can be transformed into more justice and more peace.
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How much of the carbon coming out of permafrost will be transformed into methane?
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Virtually every part of the blocky world can be transformed into a useful item.
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But the couple believed it could be transformed into something special with a renovation.
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Simultaneously, it outlines a utopian prospect where suffering can be transformed into benevolent light.
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The so-called head tax would be transformed into a payroll tax in 228.
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The arena that hosted taekwondo and fencing was to be transformed into a school.
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Risk cannot be eliminated, it can only be transformed into a different type of risk.
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For one night only, an Ontario Taco Bell location will be transformed into an Airbnb.
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Should he fail, Alaphilippe, 27, demonstrated he could be transformed into a grand tour rider.
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Any virtual data produced by our environment can be transformed into images, objects or sounds.
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Your boring document can instantly be transformed into a well-designed, eye-catching professional resume.
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They can forget for just a moment and be transformed into whatever character they want.
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It will be transformed into a "safe zone," or buffer, between Turkey and Kurdish forces.
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He will watch as an intensely personal letter will be transformed into a communal performance.
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Next year an iconic part of Oxford Street could be transformed into a pedestrian boulevard.
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"This is a crisis that should not be transformed into an ethnic crisis," he said.
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Some shoes are not meant to be transformed into heels, and that's OK. Crocs for example.
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Once I installed the extension, any tendentiously oversaturated sentence would be transformed into something absurdly sublime.
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Accounts from witnesses show how quickly a familiar place can be transformed into a hostile one.
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"Duterte knows this can be transformed into a political issue against his administration," Mr. Casiple said.
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Life could be transformed into something more amenable to an engineering approach, with well-defined standardised parts.
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His loot will end up at Ojai Valley Brewery where it will be transformed into craft beer.
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In Switzerland, human ashes can be transformed into diamonds, as in some parts of the United States.
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The poetry of Ariana Reines outlines a utopian prospect where suffering can be transformed into benevolent light.
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Many of the residents are distraught, and feelings of dislocation can easily be transformed into disruptive behavior.
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If he's unable to do so, he will be transformed into an animal of his own choosing.
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This is the first time the park's stairs will be transformed into the LGBT pride flag, Tumbaga said.
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London Eye pods are to be transformed into different "immersive" experiences to celebrate 20 years of the attraction.
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Markets that sell commoditised kilowatt-hours need to be transformed into markets where consumers pay for guaranteed services.
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Or a starchy essay can be transformed into something with the casual familiarity of a chatty blog post.
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So as the smoke clears we sort them to be distributed to our partners be transformed into art.
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A national monument managed for science, recreation, and conservation will be transformed into a gigantic playground for industry.
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Your confusion and fear and concern can be transformed into a better future for your child and family.
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A year from today, the Newark bank may be transformed into one of the best Sullivan buildings standing.
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For some it's a complement to ETF trading, where hundreds of bonds can be transformed into ETF shares.
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Yet seen from outside, and through a filter of prejudice, it can be transformed into a threatening garment.
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With just a little creative whimsy and effort, an old CD can be transformed into a dazzling suncatcher.
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It is scheduled to be transformed into a nine-hole golf course for a "Stadiumlinks" event from Nov.
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In order for the data to be usable, it all has to be "transformed" into the same form.
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Within a few days, the 24 inch piece of grass would be transformed into the frame of a bicycle.
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Generations of farmers here have sold their harvest to the cartel to be transformed into heroin and shipped north.
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Marrying form and function, they reveal how a decidedly utilitarian object can be transformed into something inspirational and new.
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London Eye pods will be transformed into different experiences on March 9 to celebrate 20 years of the attraction.
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The new line can also be transformed into an internet of things hub for connected devices in the home.
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The architect's former home and professional center is to be transformed into the Predock Center for Design and Research.
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The handball stadium will be transformed into four public schools and the aquatic center will become two public gymnasiums.
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Rather, they're the generators of wealth which can be transformed into the lifeblood for the next generation of startups.
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The value in the market is very high; we have many assets that could be transformed into investment assets.
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"If we are not satisfied, it can be transformed into requirements, but it will take some time," she added.
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Machismo can be transformed into a positive sense of pride in one's body, reinforced through healthy nutrition and exercise.
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The plastic will be shredded and the waste will be transformed into objects like coffee cups or phone case.
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The whole landscape can be transformed into a bustling metropolis, a winding corn maze, or a scorched earth apocalypse.
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Otherwise, almost any sophomoric prank can be transformed into a felony offense if it involves impersonating a federal worker.
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By 2020, more than half of the 8,178 curbside pay phones in the city will be transformed into Links.
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Some transportation experts have called for Fifth Avenue to be transformed into a street just for pedestrians and buses.
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Under the legislation, the entity would be transformed into an operational agency called the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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The famous Ariel's Grotto restaurant and Cove Bar will be transformed into a new waterside lounge and grill, as well.
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According to Eater, on October 5, over 200 cafes across the country will be transformed into the iconic Luke's Diner.
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This Arduino kit can easily be transformed into an automatic plant watering machine to keep your plants hydrated and healthy.
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It also means that space normally devoted to the engine compartment can be transformed into additional passenger or cargo space.
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It perspires and is wet, it can smell and [be] transformed into another identity when covered with makeup or adornment.
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A two-hour-and-10-minute battle through Sao Paolo gridlock would be transformed into an 18-minute pleasure ride.
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As the nonwhite population grows, many white Americans are worried the country's traditional culture will be transformed into something unfamiliar.
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Stem cells, by definition, are undifferentiated cells that can be transformed into specialized cells to produce more of their kind.
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What was difficult for you in the past and required sacrifice, will be transformed into lessons and blessings in 2018.
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If they think Falluja is nasty, they should know that Basra could very easily be transformed into a thousand Fallujas.
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He had not been the first to wonder if stem cells from bone marrow could be transformed into heart cells.
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Unless, that is, you love drawing, in which case a few ghostly marks and smudges can be transformed into rapture.
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On the other, a portrayed person could be transformed into an exotic spectacle in which the figure was an actor.
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The Urban Death Project is building a structure at Washington State University where human remains will be transformed into soil.
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But there's one major caveat—apparently the soda you once loved and cherished will be transformed into a low-calorie beverage.
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He said in a television interview that he wanted it to be transformed into a holding company with an elected board.
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Languishing in prison, the pair realized that the area around the Chinko River needed to be transformed into a wildlife sanctuary.
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Another five will be transformed into downstream dams prior to decommissioning and two will have safety factors increased prior to decommissioning.
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If Trump goes down that path, a standard first term congressional swing election would likely be transformed into a Democratic landslide.
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Three of the Olympic sports arenas are meant to be transformed into a training center for athletes and a public school.
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But over the coming decades these fragile wetlands are to be transformed into an enormous satellite city for China's overcrowded capital.
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The second floor will be transformed into a Victorian-style bedroom that the couple hopes to share with others through Airbnb.
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By fall, a warehouse (now filled with sacks of cement mix and construction equipment) will be transformed into an event space.
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While we are not all perfect human beings, with the right guidance and discipline, we can be transformed into good people.
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The shabby banks will be transformed into a 25-mile promenade, divided into 11 sections with playgrounds, green spaces, and exercise machines.
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It's already happening: The rooftop pool of a new Miami skyscraper was designed so it can easily be transformed into a Skyport.
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To prepare for that future, his firm designed the 60th-floor SkyDeck pool so it can easily be transformed into a SkyPort.
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Earth, in 2017: Where every place on the planet, no matter how remote, can be transformed into an inspired, beat-dropping club.
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In a statement released yesterday, the late musician's siblings announced that the complex, called Paisley Park, will be transformed into a museum.
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Stephen Hendry, the rector, said the church, in cooperation with the city, would soon be transformed into a center for grief counseling.
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Siemens said it would keep its Goerlitz plant in eastern Germany, which will be transformed into a center for steam turbine production.
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Voters selected Galaxy Explorer, in which users navigate space, land on planets and watch their homes be transformed into craters and nebulae.
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Her space has 25-foot-high ceilings and can be transformed into a wedding venue, which holds about 60 guests for cocktails.
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But with a little ingenuity these spaces can be transformed into a perfect storage space for anything &everything - like this photo here!
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" Allowing race-based challenges, Justice Alito wrote, creates the danger that "the federal courts will be transformed into weapons of political warfare.
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Oliveira Baptista imagined travelers taking shelter in their clothes; one down jacket he designed could even be transformed into a sleeping bag.
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There is also an outdoor shower, as well as an unfinished outbuilding with plumbing that could be transformed into more living space.
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After a series of long, expansive, hot, dry spells, trees and shrubs will be transformed into ideal tinder to feed a fire.
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Meanwhile, E.ON will be transformed into one of the continent's biggest networks and retail players by integrating Innogy's grids and customer units.
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And the 31 towers that made up the athletes village, which were set to be transformed into luxury condos, now sit largely vacant.
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The ESM will not be transformed into a European Monetary Fund, the very name of which raised objections from the European Central Bank.
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With three blonde wigs, some oversized stripes and killer falsettos, your thruple will be transformed into the Xennial boy band of your dreams.
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I tried it again on my cheeks and undereyes, only to be transformed into a completely normal human being with soft, even skin.
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After applications are instrumented to collect the right pieces of raw data, the data needs to be transformed into a machine-ready format.
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The government expects appropriate legislation to be approved in the autumn so that OFE can be transformed into individual accounts in January 2020.
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The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre will be transformed into a countdown clock, and small fireworks will be set off from rooftops.
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And, in true Velour fashion, the star is now thinking about how her latest ordeal can be transformed into a jaw-dropping style.
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But sure, you hope that something like this could be transformed into a benefit for people rather than just a sad or tragic situation.
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Plain baubles can also be transformed into shimmering showstoppers with a little spray adhesive on their exteriors and a heavy douse of iridescent glitter.
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If they can't find said mate within an allotted period of time, they're condemned to be transformed into an animal of their own choosing.
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As that permafrost melts, so too does the organic matter, which can be transformed into methane or carbon dioxide by microbes in the soil.
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They say that just 10% will be entirely vaporized, while about 28% will be transformed into new positions requiring a clutch of new skills.
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This summer, 100 city bus shelters will be transformed into platforms for an exhibition of work by a New York-based photographer, Elle Pérez.
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But the Muslim Brotherhood emerged victorious again and again, raising fears among their opponents that the country would be transformed into an Islamic state.
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The opulent St Georges&apos Room, meanwhile, will be transformed into a Lebanese lounge, with Eastern-accented cocktails, low-level sofas, and Arabic vibes.
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This imbalance creates three major problems that could quickly be transformed into opportunities if U.S. negotiators prioritize cutting customs red tape in NAFTA talks.
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The game features the book's original art, by Russ Nicholson, throughout, and it can be transformed into full color with a tap of the screen.
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According to the plans, the directorate of insurance within the ministry will also be transformed into a standalone insurance supervision and regulation authority, they said.
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Regular kid (Asher Angel) gets chosen as a champion, only to be transformed into a mythical, lightning-bolt-having, defender of the helpless (Zachary Levi).
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At a run-down local pool that will be transformed into a water polo venue, children splashed as they played during a visit by Reuters.
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He added an 80-euro per month handout for low earners could be transformed into a tax cut on labour and increased to 100 euros.
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They would be transformed into a North African stew to serve with couscous, warm with toasted cumin and hot pepper, very brothy and rust-colored.
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Architect Katrina Spade recently proposed the Urban Death Project, involving specially designed towers where human remains could naturally decompose and be transformed into rich soil.
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The McKittrick Hotel will be transformed into a Scottish pub in November when "The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart" arrives for its New York premiere.
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The Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens is slated to be transformed into overflow hospital space, said Chris Widmaier, U.S. Tennis Association spokesman.
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China's State Council added it would encourage commercially struggling malls, stadiums and old factory zones to be transformed into commercial complexes, gym and entertainment centers.
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The Bronx waited more than three decades for a landfill at the foot of the Whitestone Bridge to be transformed into a municipal golf course.
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Because, over the decades, we've gradually given up our autonomy, step by step, allowing ourselves to be transformed into A.I.'s docile, fabulously pampered pets.
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Everyone knows the rise of smartphones has put powerful cameras in our pockets, but we forget these cameras can also be transformed into powerful microscopes.
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The Massachusetts Democrat is the latest politician to be transformed into an action figure as part of a Kickstarter campaign from product design maker FCTRY.
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Moreover, nearly 100 percent of the plastics we use every day are made from petroleum — and wind and the sun cannot be transformed into plastic.
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It suggested not only that the country was moving forward, but also that the brutality involved in moving forward would be transformed into something noble.
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By pairing Stearns' video-based glitch blankets and rugs with glitch throw pillows and mugs by Berg, your bedroom can be transformed into a pixelated haven.
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By the end of next year, the last prisoners will be gone and the building will be transformed into a museum about soldiers and political prisoners.
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The event space at the festival will be transformed into a Candy Kingdom, with vibrant tangible props that represent key visuals from the super popular game.
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Under the proposed alternative (a variation on "narrow banking"), accounts would be transformed into something much closer to the safe-deposit boxes nestled in Swiss vaults.
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"We want to create a system where popular emoji requests ... can systematically bubble up and be transformed into proper proposals for the Unicode Consortium," Emojination writes.
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Fourteenth Street, for nearly its entire length, will be transformed into the busiest bus route in the country, ferrying as many as 84,000 people a day.
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For the rest of January, the Refinery Hotel in New York will be transformed into a carb lover&aposs paradise for its Bread & Breakfast pop-up.
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Palermo's archbishop, Corrado Lorefice, has granted the emerging community the use of an unused oratory, to be transformed into Palermo's first stable synagogue in five centuries.
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Another lever is the European Investment Bank, a development bank with about €550bn on its balance-sheet, which is to be transformed into a climate bank.
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His campaign will evaporate just as quickly as it materialized, and the race will be transformed into a gloves-off battle between Ted Cruz and the establishment.
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"For instance, Barack Obama's style can be transformed into Donald Trump," the researchers wrote in the description of a YouTube video highlighting the outcome of this method.
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It's a sweeping emissions and jobs template that would later be transformed into specifics as backers hope for a political window on climate to open after 2020.
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We met on a cold morning in mid-November for a visit to the site that could soon be transformed into neatly clipped greens and elongated fairways.
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Developed by BASF and Adidas, TPU can be transformed into different shapes and textures just by changing the way the material is processed, largely through manipulating heat.
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Let chef Elise Kornack convince you that the humble cabbage can actually be transformed into something so delicious, you might consider it the star of the meal.
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We are open to any solutions as long as they are workable and can be transformed into a legally operative text in time for the withdrawal agreement.
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It's a story begging to be transformed into a television series by Ryan Murphy — someone else who understands, as McQueen did, how to shape trauma into art.
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It would be transformed into a tech campus and concert venue with a baseball diamond to commemorate its history, according to a proposal for a new stadium.
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THE STORY OF FOOD WASTE The celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain leads this exploration of food sustainability, and of how leftover parts can be transformed into gourmet meals.
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Second, the VA's integrated medical system should be transformed into a government-chartered nonprofit corporation to free it from bureaucratic rules that currently constrain innovation and adaptability.
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A week from now, the space may be transformed into another example of Sydney's property boom, all construction and glass on the way to ever-soaring prices.
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Any remaining debt to the central bank would be transformed into perpetual subordinated debt to the central bank which could be counted as a form of capital.
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Then the design and the gemstones would be sent to Bulgari's high jewelry atelier on the outskirts of Rome to be transformed into a piece of jewelry.
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"The game, defined by its rules, can be transformed into something else—so, if you will, the goal of the gameplay is to change the gameplay," Wagner says.
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With the passage of time, the rebel who'd been reviled by many Americans would be transformed into an American hero, especially amid general disenchantment with the Vietnam War.
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"Favorites" can mean very little in Davis Cup, a pressure chamber in which journeymen can be transformed into leading men, and grown men often end up in tears.
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Because of the exponential rate of replication, the entire biosphere could be transformed into a wriggling swarm of mindlessly reproducing nanobots in a relatively short period of time.
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It can shape-shift—no curl is the same; it can be transformed into a sleek, straight 'do one day, and a larger-than-life 'fro the next.
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Data, more so than the words in the regulation, needs standards, particularly for identifying financial market participants in order for regulators' words to be transformed into computer languages.
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Enclosed by the shell, the plaza can also be transformed into a light-, sound- and temperature-controlled hall for a seated audience of 1,200 or a standing crowd.
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Take that income away, and the vast plains would most likely be transformed into cattle ranches — raising beef is already among the most significant contributors to carbon emissions.
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The elite universities would have to be transformed into technocratic academies in which the children of the rich were trained so they could be dirigistes for the state.
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They can be total culinary downers that taste like punishment, BUT they can also be transformed into magical flavor nuggets that also happen to be really good for you.
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The platform will introduce a new "tributes" section alongside its existing memorialization tool, which allows a profile to be transformed into a memorial for a person after they die.
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"The remarkable speed at which a bluehead wrasse's ovaries can be transformed into new testes may even eventually open up possible applications in tissue and organ engineering," Todd said.
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Preserved, displayed and contextualized, that message of terror could be transformed into an object lesson in the tenacity of hate and the ever-more-urgent relevance of Till's story.
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Using the same kind of gas-powered springs that make heavy car doors easier to open, the wheelchair can be transformed into an upright standing position by the user.
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The clues tell us we shouldn't expect this 70-year-old showman to be transformed into a genuinely sober, predictable leader, but this is not necessarily a bad omen.
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Mars could be transformed into a place where not just a few people, but many millions would be able to move to in order to start a new life.
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They might read like an incoherent stream of consciousness, but these words can be transformed into a key that unlocks a digital bank account, or even an online identity.
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The centerpiece of the 10 acre mixed-use property is the 139-year old Burma Railway Headquarters, a red-brick colonial building that will be transformed into a luxury hotel.
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"It takes time for the benefits of lower commodity prices to be transformed into stronger economic growth among importers, but commodity exporters are feeling the pain right away," he said.
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The Pavilion, the neighborhood's lone remaining movie house — one frequently criticized for varying degrees of neglect — is to be transformed into a Nitehawk theater, set to open early fall 2017.
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With a little refinement, it's not hard to see how something like that could be transformed into that rumored bendy Razr phone people got so hyped about a month ago.
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Caveat on the Lower East Side, which will be transformed into a "science-themed clubhouse" for a talk by a cartoonist and a physicist on the unknown in our universe.
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The landmark Beaux-Arts interior will be transformed into a flagship store, and the roof will become an outdoor lounge with a pool that wraps around an ornate Guastavino dome.
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Should Mr. Trump have the opportunity to replace one of those three justices, the court would in all likelihood be transformed into one with a solid five-justice conservative majority.
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In Colombia, next May's vote could be transformed into a referendum on Juan Manuel Santos's agreement with a guerrilla organization that destabilized the country for more than half a century.
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They also have resentments to be capitalized on, and a commitment to rationality that can all too easily be transformed into a commitment to rationalizing their less salubrious political desires.
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But soon, it will be transformed into a public park filled with lawns, walkways and even redwood trees, in the first stage of one of Philadelphia's biggest real estate projects.
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Under the guidance of people in the know, the fits and starts of sales could be transformed into a smooth process with the right talking points at just the right time.
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For example, Wellerstein's NUKEMAP, a website enables users to model the explosion of different nuclear weapons anywhere on his map will be transformed into a virtual environment that simulates nuclear events.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - A crumbling former Athens airport complex housing thousands of stranded migrants will be transformed into one of Europe's biggest coastal resorts if a Greek development company realizes its ambitions.
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The floor above is devoted to a cafe and dining space, while the third level will soon be transformed into a test kitchen and culinary gathering spot for workshops and events.
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While we already know that donuts can make excellent sushi, Instagram user sobeautifullyraw has recently enlightened the world by showing us that sushi can also be transformed into deliciously beautiful donuts.
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Something ordinary and everyday, just as much as something outrageous or surprising, can be transformed into an aesthetic event, undergo an aesthetic realization, but it does so precisely by remaining particular.
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Most of the bottles Closed Loop is currently recycling would otherwise have been shipped to China to be transformed into lower-grade plastic for cheap hard hats, artificial fleeces and the like.
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It would be transformed into a joint-stock holding company served by local production units; investment partners for the units would then be sought, followed by an IPO for the holding company.
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Cheryl Strayed's wonderful "Tiny Beautiful Things," a collection of her Dear Sugar advice columns published in 2012, ran with the idea that this somewhat prissy format could be transformed into something vital.
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Steinfeld doesn't have pierced ears, so the Crystaldust collection is a perfect match for her — they offer two shimmery bracelets perfect for an arm party, which can be transformed into a choker.
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According to the UN, there are over 4,000 satellites currently orbiting the planet, which collect and communicate a vast array of raw data which can be transformed into valuable decision-making information.
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"Freedom of thought is the only guarantee against an infection of mankind by mass myths, which, in the hands of treacherous hypocrites and demagogues, can be transformed into bloody dictatorships," he wrote.
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Any garret, no matter how grim, can be transformed into a nifty salon de chapeaux with a dollop of white paint and some moth-eaten Austrian drapes bought from the Salvation Army.
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By this law, Roman Reigns will be transformed into a bloated misshapen thing, swollen from devouring the pro wrestling elixir Lesnar has built up by destroying countless pro wrestlers over the years.
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During the cocktail hour that followed, the site of the ceremony was curtained off by TN Event Designs so it could be transformed into a space for a formal dinner to be served.
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I like MAC's Ebony Eye Pencil, which is their original formula, because it's a slightly dirty black and it can be transformed into anything from Pamela Anderson to Brigitte Bardot to Chrissie Hynde.
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Proposed project plans call for both land – once known for its salt production – and an existing marina site to be transformed into a resort that features a flagship luxury hotel, shops and villas.
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A footman will pin a notice to the Buckingham Palace gates and its website will be "transformed into a sombre, single page, showing the same text on a dark background," reported The Guardian.
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Much greater risk, however, is in store for the 2410 professionals who'll take part in this competition at the Prudential Center in Newark, which will be transformed into a huge concrete skate park.
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The militia, called Dnepro-1, remains well regarded by Ukrainian soldiers and was crucial in holding parts of the front line before the regular army could be transformed into a battle-ready state.
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The Redwood Creek Challenge Trail will be transformed into a hauntingly beautiful grove of color, sound, light and shadow, while Carthay Circle's Bell Town will now have clouds of black bats coiling around it.
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When the two work competitively — the generator trying to trick the discriminator and the discriminator scoring the effectiveness of the generator — the system eventually learns how content can be transformed into a certain style.
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Like any savvy new mom, Zee also mixed those sentimental touches with some smart products, like the changing table that can be transformed into a dresser and her Ruggable rug that's almost baby-proof.
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Last year it decreed that the ten biggest banche popolari—mutual banks with local political ties—be transformed into joint stock companies by the end of 2016, making them much easier to take over.
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But it did not take long for the event to be transformed into a fairly standard political battle over the competing policy plans of two men representing opposing sides of a fractious Democratic Party.
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And partly because much of the acting is without sharp psychological shading — and because people change character with their clothes — you start to think that any of those onstage could be transformed into Shylock.
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They could be transformed into the first line of defense that could take a significant burden off of hospital systems straining to cope with a rising number of desperate people coming to their doors.
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Cultivating corn to be transformed into ethanol to meet RFS blending requirements has resulted in land-use change that increases greenhouse gas emissions and leads to increased hunger — not just in America, but worldwide.
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When it opens in early 2019, Eero Saarinen's iconic 1962 TWA Flight Center will be transformed into a swank 505-room retro-modern hotel with 50,000 square-feet of art, meeting and event space.
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The simulation shows how the center, built as part of a luxury condo development at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 110th Street, is expected to be transformed into an elegant white-walled space.
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In fully driverless mode, however, Habib and Albaisa noted vehicles could be transformed into mobile living rooms or offices, with steering wheels retracting and seats being allowed to swivel so occupants can face one another.
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One of the sites previously visited by Reuters on an old tea plantation is due to be transformed into a sleek 5,000 hectare city with high-rise blocks and the campus of a new university.
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An abandoned trolley terminal near the Williamsburg Bridge on the Lower East Side of Manhattan would be transformed into a green space built by a nonprofit group that has spent years experimenting with solar technology.
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It centered on a career civil servant (played by Takashi Shimura) who, on learning he has terminal cancer, defies protocol by arranging for a patch of municipal swampland to be transformed into a public park.
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The State Council added it would encourage commercially struggling malls, stadiums and old factory zones to be transformed into commercial complexes, gym and entertainment centres, as well as renovating commercial pedestrian streets across the country.
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But at the time of his and the show's arrival in 2002, he carried with him a new idea: that through the magic of television, a total unknown could be transformed into a multiplatinum superstar.
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"This process was very enigmatic and exciting, how the chemical energy of a stone fragment can be transformed into the biochemical energy of a living entity," said Tetyana Milojevic, the first author of the study.
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He said the euro zone bailout fund — the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) — should be transformed into a European Monetary Fund and become an EU institution, rather than an intergovernmental one as the ESM is now.
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The convertible debt, which could be transformed into equity at a price of 21.5 reais per share of Marfrig if executed, was sold to help Marfrig fund the acquisition of U.S. processed food maker Keystone Foods.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - The French seaside resort of Biarritz will be transformed into more of a fortress than a surfers' paradise as organizers of this weekend's G7 summit prepare to shield world leaders from outside disturbances.
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When the cars encounter edge cases or other unique scenarios, like jaywalkers or parallel-parking cars, those are filtered through Waymo's simulator to be transformed into thousands of iterations that can be used for further training.
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The experiences of such nuns, the article said, could be transformed "into a richness for the whole Church, if the male hierarchy sees it as an occasion for a true reflection on power (in the Church)".
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Designed in partnership with European e-commerce company Zalando, Project Muze is an attempt at building a neural network capable of making creative decisions resulting in virtual fashions that will be transformed into real-life clothing.
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It reminds us that the tragedies of yesterday can be transformed into the foundation for a life more significant, and it leads to a life filled with more vibrant joy than we could previously have imagined.
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Using that information, the bot would determine one's elected officials — and from there, a user could tap out a message, hit send, and their text would be transformed into a fax sent to their lawmaker's offices.
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Salvini kept up the pressure on Monday, saying in a radio interview that Italy "can't be transformed into a refugee camp," and vowing to lobby Italy's partners to obtain more EU assistance to handle the problem.
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This Saturday it also presents "Carousel of Ideas," in which Albertine Books, the shop at the French Embassy, will be transformed into a space for young people to give their brains and their bodies a workout.
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Instead of thinking of them as a passing trend, people like Muko remind us that any strange niche can be transformed into something actually interesting when done with care, creativity and a bit of benign psychosis.
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Much of the ensemble was on set only briefly, but spent nearly three hours daily in the makeup chair to be transformed into flesh-eating ghouls who moan about the things that obsessed them in life.
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If I did it over and over, from every conceivable position, in every possible situation, at some hypothetical time in the distant future I would be transformed into a — let's be honest about it — trained killer.
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Can Anne Shirley, the yummy pleasure who has flourished by cheerfully gliding above her trauma, be transformed into an almost-antiheroine who, in the fashion of contemporary television, has to grapple with her awful past directly?
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The wooden thrill ride, which opened in Anaheim in 2001, is part of the park's Paradise Pier, an area that will soon be transformed into Pixar Pier, featuring four themed neighborhoods that center on Pixar film favorites.
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The 10-year-old Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) will be transformed into the wider-reaching Ministry for Ecological Environment, and will absorb environmental duties formerly held by the land, water and agriculture ministries, China's parliament said.
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When the fairy godmother arrives and asks for mice (to become horses) and a rat (to become the coachwoman) and a group of lizards (to be transformed into footwomen), the story begins to alter from the original.
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Entropy proved intriguing to him because, as he understood it, energy was ''more easily lost than obtained'' and thus, ''in the ultimate future the whole universe will burn out and be transformed into an all-encompassing sameness.
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Biologists and ethicists wrestle with whether study participants should be told that their skin cells might be transformed into pluripotent stem cells and used to create a brain organoid—and if so, how much information to reveal.
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Rocketbook allows its lucky owner to upload written notes, scribbles, and doodles to cloud services like Google Docs, Dropbox, iCloud, Evernote, Slack, and more; meaning their previously analog work would be transformed into a permanent digital form.
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Mr. Dimon and a raft of other Wall Street stalwarts have either joined the new administration or taken on advisory roles, damping down their worries that the bankers-as-boogeymen campaign language would be transformed into action.
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The ESM euro zone bailout fund was to be transformed into a European Monetary Fund with wider powers of monitoring euro zone economies and a key role in a sovereign insolvency mechanism that would manage potential debt restructuring.
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After today's massive designer fashion free-for-all, the Red Bull Arts New York space will be transformed into an exhibition of Melgaard's ongoing project, "The Casual Pleasure of Disappointment," which runs from February 16 to April 9.
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Business Briefing The government of Northern Ireland has put a Cold War-era fixer-upper on the market, an underground bunker with room for 235 beds that sellers imagine could be transformed into a tourist attraction or blastproof storage.
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She is also a hands-on maker par excellence, one who understands and clearly loves clay, and who delights in the various forms of earthy alchemy through which it can be transformed into enthralling objects that really, really matter.
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The new limited-time event randomly assigns you to either the Hero team or Team Thanos, and depending on which side you're on you'll get to either fight with the Avengers' signature weapons or be transformed into Thanos himself.
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What I found is that, in magic as in medicine, what seems like the poison is often the cure: The queer sex that made me feel shame can be transformed into something that helps me heal from that shame.
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The end of car ownership will change cities in "huge ways," he said, echoing those experts and academics that predict streets and parking lots will be transformed into housing and open spaces with the mass adoption of autonomous vehicles.
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Honoring tradition, the bar will be transformed into a parade float and will be featured in the San Francisco Pride Parade on June 30th, where participants will do the electric slide just as her father did in the 90s.
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The transcript is typically then circulated to key White House officials to be transformed into a formal memorandum that is distributed as an eyes-only document, to the Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, and Director of the CIA.
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This looks like a reversal of the approach Auster took in his earlier work, in which a character, simply by changing his name, can be transformed into another person; in which the self is provisional, a product of fiction.
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Their demands are unclear, but at the very least it appears that by seizing the refuge's land, which can now be visited by anyone, and returning it to "the people," some of the people on it would be transformed into trespassers.
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According to Wellerstein, the problem with the misperception is that the entire world will be transformed into a toxic river in less than three hours, is that it absolves people of the responsibilities that come with surviving a nuclear war.
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Participants expressed the hope that if they could just learn to give a perfect blow job, or figure out the magic words to say to their partner, they would be transformed into liberated, all-powerful, multiorgasmic beings with perfect relationships.
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In each case, the objects have lost their function and now appear superfluous, yet they continue to raise the question as to whether the loss of an object's function is necessary for it to be transformed into a work of art.
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In a land where marriage is an obligation enforced by the police, the newly divorced David (Colin Farrell) is sent to a hotel where singles have 45 days to pair off or be transformed into the animal of their choice.
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His clients weren't panicking, but he kept a close eye on his phone, as he and his wife rushed to a boutique inside the Magic Kingdom, where their daughter had an appointment to be transformed into Elsa, her favorite princess.
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Here's your chance: National Sawdust will be transformed into a skating rink for the one-night-only performance of "WinterICE," a collaboration between the vocalist and composer Theo Bleckmann and the pianist Uri Caine with Ice Theater of New York.
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In his first English-language film, "The Lobster" (2015), a man whose marriage has recently ended is sent to a countryside hotel, where he must find a new partner within 45 days or be transformed into the animal of his choosing.
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Sentosa, a tropical resort island south of Singapore's main island, will be transformed into a heavily policed security zone from Sunday until Thursday, as it plays host to the summit meeting and the hordes of journalists who will be covering it.
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There was something delicious about the warning in the dissenting opinion by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. about the danger that "the federal courts will be transformed into weapons of political warfare" if they remain open to deciding such cases.
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If a plan backed by Mayor Rahm Emanuel comes to fruition, the South Shore Golf Course and an adjacent public-run course in Jackson Park will be transformed into a single dazzling, high-caliber golf club designed by Tiger Woods.
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The factory is Spain's only producer of ethylene oxide, which can be transformed into ethylene glycol, a chemical that is used to help manufacture a wide range of products, including antifreeze, packaging film, plastic bottles and polyester fibers for clothing.
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There are plenty of people among Instagram's 100 million users who march to the beat of their own aesthetic drum, sharing images of places and artifacts that will eventually be transformed into something new that will itself be posted on Instagram.
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And of course there are those photo-ops: Part of the Chinese Theatre will be transformed into Panda Village, where little ones can decorate paper fans, get airbrush tattoos, and imbibe all manner of Kung Fu Panda 3-themed activities and refreshments.
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"What really concerns me is that, if it's really the last chance to try to transform Uyghurs, what's the next step if they decide that the Uyghurs can't be transformed into a passive benign minority that's loyal to the state?" he said.
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He suggested the site could be transformed into a memorial resembling the giant Douaumont ossuary at Verdun, where the French and the Germans fought one of the bloodiest battles of World War I. "It's one thing to remove Franco's bones," he said.
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He also said there were plans for Aramco, or to give it its full name Arabian American Oil Company, to be transformed into a holding company with an elected board, according to Reuters, with subsidiaries of the firm also to be sold by IPO.
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He also said there were plans for Aramco, or to give it its full name the Saudi Arabian Oil Company, to be transformed into a holding company with an elected board, according to Reuters, with subsidiaries of the firm also to be sold by IPO.
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According to his website, in addition to repealing the ACA, he calls for Medicaid to be transformed into a state block grant program and for the tax exemption on employer-based health insurance plans to be extended to individuals who purchase coverage on their own.
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In San Diego, officials announced Monday that Golden Hall — home to an event space that once hosted the Rolling Stones but now more known for its naturalization ceremonies and existing family shelter — will soon be transformed into a massive emergency shelter for asymptomatic people.
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"He should become aware that in our universe, where everything happens in real time, what you say from the position of an aesthete or a writer, can instantly be transformed into a gun and bullets," said the expert, who is not related to Renaud Camus.
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His comments come after the government announced this week the 10-year old MEP will be transformed into a more powerful Ministry of Ecological Environment, absorbing duties overseeing river, marine and soil pollution as well as climate change held by other ministries and departments.
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Her masterwork, Auto Portrait Pending, is still in the making, and consists of a contract and an unset gold ring; upon her death, the artist's cremated remains will be transformed into a one-carat, round-cut diamond by the LifeGem diamond company and put on permanent display.
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Why it matters: It's the strongest, highest-level signal yet that the two-year-old pact between OPEC and Russia to limit supplies could be transformed into a lasting agreement between the huge producers, whose market positions have been challenged by the rise of U.S. shale.
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In this scenario, The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards would magically return to his 1972 looks circa 2005, and I would be transformed into a muse with perfect curls and a white shearling jacket that would never get dirty, inspiring the most elusive musicians to lustful creativity.
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The researchers used modified Proxmark firmware in their demonstrations, but once a card was captured and the master key created—a process they've been able to replicate in under a minute—nearly any RFID token, inserted into the smallest of objects, could be transformed into a hotel master key.
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Most Aston Villa fans would struggle to recognise a former reserve player who never even made a first team appearance, but you too might take notice when you learn that (thanks to his lethal 20 ratings in Dribbling and Stamina) he can be transformed into a league-leading goalscorer.
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The story is set in an absurdist dystopian society in which everyone is required to be coupled with a romantic life partner, or else face banishment to a hotel in which they must find a match in 45 days or be transformed into an animal of their choosing.
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But over the following months, the tether to the world outside my mind was made stronger by other books, until I came to the belief that the whole range of human experience, including suffering and pain, when witnessed or shared, could be transformed into a kind of transcendent awe.
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According to Lamda's plans, which have been approved by the government, over the coming years the 2.4-square-mile site will be transformed into a new town within the city, with 25,000 residents and 20,000 workers and visitors per day, the biggest urban project of its kind in Europe.
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Eventually, the dusty gravel lot that currently serves as the Magnolia Market parking lot will be transformed into a gateway of sorts for the Silos District, a project that echoes the city's own dramatic transformation from a nondescript town on the interstate to a bona fide tourist destination.
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In the scenes with fairies, for instance, ethereal glissandi in the strings convey the sense of a topsy-turvy world in which fairies are real, a man might be transformed into an ass, anyone could fall in love with anyone, and it all may have been a dream anyway.
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Pozanti's work is constantly reinventing itself to push the boundaries of what we consider to be technology-driven art; her encoded compositions open the doors of our perception to a new realm where even the most simple of objects can be transformed into an endless source of interpretation for the audience.
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Linen Mill Studios will be the first of as many as four former "Thrones" filming locations in Northern Ireland to be transformed into interactive fan experiences — other possibilities include the still-standing sets for King's Landing, in Belfast, and Castle Black and the Wall, in a quarry outside the city.
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"After carefully reviewing all possibilities for ESL One Los Angeles and Birmingham 2020 powered by Intel with VALVE, we have come to the conclusion that both tournaments will not proceed as initially planned this year and will both be transformed into online tournaments," ESL said in a statement on its website.
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In one sign of the major changes the virus is forcing on the presidential race, Mr. Biden's team on Wednesday announced that previously scheduled campaign events in Chicago and Miami would be transformed into "virtual events" ahead of next Tuesday's primaries in Illinois, Florida and several other large, delegate-rich states.
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If either regime is falling, the Iranian military and its counterpart, the Pasdaran, can be transformed into forces of stability in a crumbling Islamic republic in exchange for amnesty for their members, including Basijis, in exchange for intelligence and information about the whereabouts of the regime's weapons of mass destruction.
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" What that means is that all genres — murder mysteries, horror stories, westerns, sci-fi, children's literature, graphic novels and comic books — can be transformed into memorable works that entertain and enlighten in the hands of a master storyteller, a technician of form and language with what Northrup Frye called an "educated imagination.
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Indeed, since the announcement in 93 that DIS — composed of Lauren Boyle, Solomon Chase, Marco Roso, and David Toro — were to be curators for BB9, speculation has run rampant that one of the continent's most vital institutions of contemporary art would be transformed into a marketing gimmick of "post-Internet" vanity aesthetics, design, and fashion masquerading as art.
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This has been a monumental year for addictive HBO releases (where are our Euphoria fans?), horror flicks that'll land you in therapy (if you've seen Midsommar, you know what we're talking about), and a full dose of curious celebrity behavior (aka, Kanye being Kanye) — all of which we're sure will be transformed into 2019's most popular Halloween ideas.
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In 2006, he told Gothamist that his favorite shore walks were Inwood and Highbridge Parks in Upper Manhattan, that Inwood Hill Park was his favorite hideaway, and that someday he hoped the underappreciated waterfront would be transformed into a Harlem River park and a 330-mile Hudson River Trail to the river's source, at Lake Tear of the Clouds in the Adirondacks.
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In early April, a crowd gathered at Roman Susan to witness the opening of Thomas Kong: Be Happy (A Proposal), which laid out a series of Kong's works — inspired by one of the artist's central slogans — that he hopes, with the help of a team of painters and designers, will be transformed into a block-long mural that would run along an embankment wall along Glenwood Avenue.
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They discuss three new releases: The Lobster, starring Colin Farrell as a man who must find a mate within 45 days or be transformed into an animal; Weiner, a documentary about disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner's run for New York City mayorship; and Money Monster, a thriller directed by Jodie Foster and featuring a packed cast, with stars including George Clooney and Julia Roberts.
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The twists and turns in Mr. Abdullaev's case point to what, 18 months after the death of Uzbekistan's longtime dictator, Islam Karimov, is the central question hanging over efforts by new leadership to open up one of the world's most repressive countries: Can a brutal and once all-powerful security apparatus with roots deep in the former Soviet republic be transformed into a law enforcement agency?
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Michelin-starred restaurant Céleste will be transformed into an exclusive nightclub (limited large tables on the club balcony are available, with full bar and bottle service); the Belgravia Ballroom will be serving a selection of speed rails, rum, and Champagne-based cocktails set to Reggaetón rhythms; and the Garden Room cigar lounge will have the hotel&aposs cigar sommeliers on hand along with Cuban and Latin music and canapés.
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" And three years after Selma, on March 25, 1968, soon after he attended a birthday celebration for Rabbi Heschel before 1,000 rabbis in upstate New York and just 10 days before his assassination in Memphis, King declared: "I see Israel, and never mind saying it, as one of the great outposts of democracy in the world, and a marvelous example of what can be done, how desert land can almost be transformed into an oasis of brotherhood and democracy.
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It might or might not be numerically accurate to say that the majority of poets one admired were gay (I believe it would), but it is certainly true that the aesthetic assumptions under which one was writing poetry — the 'inside' nature of the criticism that Doug describes — were implicitly rooted in a gay culture that had formed in the New York of the 1950s and would soon be transformed into something very different by AIDS, which killed Donald in 1994.
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