Verb:

दुसर्‍या प्रतिमेत रूपांतरित करा,

transmuting's Usage Examples:

selfobject transferences, and they will then be drawn into the processes of transmuting internalization, and in time they will result in a healthy self-esteem.

said the device worked by infusing heated hydrogen into nickel powder, transmuting it into copper and producing excess heat.

In Neidan "internal alchemy" practice (Despeux 2008:563), transmuting the Three Treasures is expressed through the sequence: lianjing huaqi.

A countercharge or counter-charge may be: counter-charge (warfare) counter-accusation Misspelling of counterchange; in heraldry, transmuting of tinctures.

is derived from Latin adeptus "one who has attained" (the secret of transmuting metals).

Much of the musical material focuses on transmuting the timbre of the instrument, often on a single pitch.

However, the greater profit potential of transmuting ruby rods into gemstones led to a change in the enterprise"s focus.

) and a very weak coupling between the third (that is, the third does not affect the interaction between the other two), equation () gives the probability of a neutrino of type \alpha transmuting into type \beta as,P_{\beta\alpha} \left( t \right) \sin^2\theta \sin^2\left( \frac{E_+ - E_-}{2\hbar}t \right)where, E_+ and E_- are energy eigenstates.

The secret of transmuting one element into another, specifically base metals into gold or silver, was equally explored by both schools for obvious reasons.

Evidence of the idea of transmuting base metals to gold appears in 2nd to 5th century AD Buddhist texts,.

articulated sound"s acoustic overtones higher in the harmonic series, transmuting the English long E, in which higher overtones predominate strongly, to.

" He recommended that "[i]nstead of transmuting rubbish into music with a heavily predetermined qualitative bias.

has integrated eroticism into her spiritual path, mastering the art of transmuting pleasure into transcendent bliss.

Synonyms:

metamorphose, aurify, change, become, turn, transform,

Antonyms:

dissimilate, tune, decrease, stiffen, stay,