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transformation

In mathematics, a mapping or function, especially one which causes a change of shape or position in a geometric figure. Reflection, rotation, enlargement, and translation are the main geometrical transformations.

Two or more transformations performed on one shape are called combined transformations. The transformation of a shape from A to B can be reversed by an inverse transformation from B back onto A.



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On the positive side, this Lean cell transformation is allowing us to better support the warfighter by making better-quality products," said Barbara Wilson, an aircraft mechanical parts worker in the engine transformation office.
30) The ITAM containing motifs of gp30, LMP2A, and K1 have been shown to be capable of cell transformation.
 
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