| His work is in some ways truer to the nature of film than the more materialist British work, in that film color is itself somewhat arbitrary and transmutable. |
| In addition, keep in mind that the new craft system means that a lot of common materials will be highly transmutable. |
| Is it the next logical step in computing — a transmutable slab which offers the best of the past and the present — or is it something else? |
| Sanitation and the control of transmutable diseases is a major concern in many of the settlements. |
| Zentai 'private dances': they are always fun and require only the transmutable personality of our performer to function well. |
