| The notion of particularity serves both politically and epistemologically to blur the transmutation of socialism back into capitalism. |
| It's one thing making acid from air and water vapour, quite another for delicate chemical transmutation like this. |
| In 1903, Ernest Rutherford and Frederick Soddy made the astonishing discovery that natural radioactivity involves transmutation. |
| The alchemist experiences death, life, rebirth, witnesses the magical properties of transmutation in the bain-marie as well as her own bodymind. |
| Our evaluations after such transmutation will again be merely perspectives, but their point of view will then be affirmative and affirming. |
| In other words, the radioactive atom has undergone a transmutation from one element to another. |
