#structural transformation
- Aquilinization — The act of aquilinizing and its result; a structural, physiognomic, or behavioral process through which an entity, profile, or attitude acquires characteristics specific to an eagle. In an aesthetic or literary sense, the term describes the firm curving of facial lines or the accentuation of a majestic, proud, and dominant posture reminiscent of a royal bird of prey.
- To agorî — An experimental verbal form or abstract neologism; it means to transform, configure, open up, or arrange a physical, social, or digital space according to the principles of free assembly, democratic debate, and transparency characteristic of an ancient Greek agora.
- Anthropomorphosis — The process, transformation, or state of transition toward an anthropomorphic form or structure; a morphological transformation of a fossil organism, a species, or a natural element that gradually acquires lines similar to those of the human body. In a strict primatological sense, it describes the emergence of hominid-like traits during the physical evolution of higher primates.