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Definition of transform
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Transform
(v. i.) To be
changed
in form; to be
metamorphosed.
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Haematogenesis
::
Haematogenesis
(n.) The
transformation
of
venous
arterial
blood by
respiration;
hematosis.
Vivification
::
Vivification
(n.) One of the
changes
of
assimilation,
in which
proteid
matter
which has been
transformed,
and made a part of the
tissue
or
tissue
cells,
is
endowed
with life, and thus
enabled
to
manifest
the
phenomena
of
irritability,
contractility,
etc..
Transformation
::
Transformation
(n.) A
change
in
disposition,
heart,
character,
or the like;
conversion..
Transmutable
::
Transmutable
(a.)
Capable
of being
transmuted
or
changed
into a
different
substance,
or into into
something
of a
different
form a
nature;
transformable..
Evaporation
::
Evaporation
(n.) The
transformation
of a
portion
of a fluid into
vapor,
in order to
obtain
the fixed
matter
contained
in it in a state of
greater
consistence..
Transform
::
Transform
(v. t.) To
change
into
another
substance;
to
transmute;
as, the
alchemists
sought
to
transform
lead into
gold..
Convert
::
Convert
(v. t.) To
change
or turn from one state or
condition
to
another;
to alter in form,
substance,
or
quality;
to
transform;
to
transmute;
as, to
convert
water into ice..
Transformation
::
Transformation
(n.) The
change,
as of an
equation
or
quantity,
into
another
form
without
altering
the
value..
Transforming
::
Transforming
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Transfor.
Anthropomorphosis
::
Anthropomorphosis
(n.)
Transformation
into the form of a human
being.
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To
change
the form,
quality,
aspect,
or
effect
of; to
alter;
to
metamorphose;
to
convert;
to
transform;
-- often with to or into
before
the word
denoting
the
effect
or
product
of the
change;
as, to turn a worm into a
winged
insect;
to turn green to blue; to turn prose into
verse;
to turn a Whig to a Tory, or a Hindu to a
Christian;
to turn good to evil, and the
like..
Invariant
::
Invariant
(n.) An
invariable
quantity;
specifically,
a
function
of the
coefficients
of one or more
forms,
which
remains
unaltered,
when these
undergo
suitable
linear
transformations..
Arterialize
::
Arterialize
(v. t.) To
transform,
as the
venous
blood,
into
arterial
blood by
exposure
to
oxygen
in the
lungs;
to make
arterial..
Transform
::
Transform
(v. t.) To
change,
as an
algebraic
expression
or
geometrical
figure,
into
another
from
without
altering
its
value..
Transformer
::
Transformer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
transforms.
Specif.
(Elec.),
an
apparatus
for
producing
from a given
electrical
current
another
current
of
different
voltage..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) A
peculiar
method
of
transformation,
in which a
figure
is
replaced
by its
inverse
figure.
Propositions
that are true for the
original
figure
thus
furnish
new
propositions
that are true in the
inverse
figure.
See
Inverse
figures,
under
Inverse..
Transfigure
::
Transfigure
(v. t.) To
change
the
outward
form or
appearance
of; to
metamorphose;
to
transform.
Metaphysis
::
Metaphysis
(n.)
Change
of form;
transformation.
Metamorphosis
::
Metamorphosis
(n.)
Change
of form, or
structure;
transformation..
Transformism
::
Transformism
(n.) The
hypothesis,
or
doctrine,
that
living
beings
have
originated
by the
modification
of some other
previously
existing
forms of
living
matter;
--
opposed
to
abiogenesis..
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