Converting in a sentence

It includes the State of Florida converting 14,000 acres of government-owned land that are currently covered by stagnant, shallow water and converting them to deepwater reservoirs.

Converting grams to moles Stoichiometry is not only used to balance chemical equations but also used in conversions, i.e., converting from grams to moles, or from grams to milliliters.

Converting odds ratios to and from percentages Odds are most commonly expressed as ratios, but converting them to percentages will often make them easier to work with.

Converting outlines requires filling them in; converting to bitmaps is not trivial, because bitmaps often don't have sufficient resolution to avoid "stairstepping" ("aliasing"), especially with smaller visible character sizes.

It was realized that converting the Jarmann was more cost efficient than converting the Krag–Jørgensen, so further conversions was halted.

VFDs work by converting the supply voltage to DC and then converting the DC to a suitable three-phase source for the motor.

Aberdeen’s Bojan Miovski just before he slipped at the moment of converting a last-gasp penalty to make it 2-2 against St Mirren in the Premiership.

After converting a couple of third downs, Wake Forest started driving once again, looking to stay on pace heading into halftime.

After converting from a starter, the righty broke out as an All-Star reliever with the Orioles in 2022.

Allen Robinson II had just one catch for 10 yards, but it was a big catch on the opening drive of the game, converting the first third-down of the game.

And Evans doubled his try tally shortly after with a brilliant solo effort following a mazy run from just inside the Camp Hill half with Sam Fell converting to send the home team into the break with a 17-10 lead.

A proposed amphitheatre is planned to go in the Year 3-6 playground, where work will include converting the sloped embankment between the primary bus shelter and the school's sensory garden area to construct the amphitheatre.

As a result, he said he had to sell some of his investments, including shares in Ryanair and converting Sterling cash balances to Europe.

As for concerns spurred by this transaction, here’s a sampling of possible alleged violations in the report: false campaign filings, converting campaign-related money into money used for “personal benefit,” and theft.

Astor – run by the Samphire Star Education Trust – has had four full Ofsted inspections since converting to an academy in 2012.

Based in Blaenau Gwent, offers two primary services: creating packaging to prevent damage and corrosion to steel coils, and converting waste plastic into reusable plastic pellets that can be used in the manufacturing process.

Bermuda missed the first penalty, and players from both sides kept converting, until Bermuda’s goalkeeper Stacy Babb made a key save, diving to her right to deny Greenland, and equal up the score.

Blair next sought was to determine a practical plan for converting his former handicap into an equivalent asset of value to others.

But Trump has mastered the art of converting legal setbacks into polling bounces.

Cleveland could at some point end up converting one of their two-way contract players to a standard contract, with Isaiah Mobley and Emoni Bates realistically being options there, or the Cavaliers could sign a free agent via team-friendly deal.