Sentence examples for 1 changing from inspiring English sources

In the case of the speech examples: 1) changing word order has to change timing by definition, and 2) temporal prosody is again a rhythm change laid on top of a known sequence of target movements.

Unlike configuration 1, changing the applied bias does not change the exciton photocurrent peak position (508 nm) for configurations 2 and 3.

It is either (1) changing dynamically, (2) in a steady state, or (3) changes discontinuously.

(1) Changing because of future conditions, (2) Pattern of changes because of uncertainty due to limited knowledge of model input parameters (Rosenthal et al. 1978 and Owen and Daskin 1998).

It focuses on the difficulties encountered during system development with respect to (1) changing opinions in society on the nature of measures to be assessed, (2) changes in IT-technology and (3) different views of the various end user organisations.

One thing new investigators often do that may not be appropriate: They change directions too much and too fast... which is Johnson's Mistake #1: Changing directions significantly from the postdoctoral project when developing research aims.

Changing from Undecided to Yes produces a change of +1, while changing from Undecided to No produces a change of -1; changing from No to Yes produces a change of +2, while changing from Yes to No produces a change of -2.

The computer plug-in just needs a single drop of blood to go to work, measuring the levels of HIV-1, changing the acidity and transmitting the results as an electrical signal that can be sent to a computer or mobile device.

Since rhombic sulfur and S8 differ in standard enthalpy of formation by almost 25 kcal (mol of S8 -1, changing the reactant to rhombic sulfur would destroy the present agreement of absolute energetics (although trends in free energies in the S n H- series would be unaffected).

As shown by the figure, enrichment power for this example is substantially improved after EMVC-based annotation optimization with the mean power to detect the truly enriched variable groups at a q-value of ≤1, changing from 0.63 for unoptimized annotations to 0.79 for optimized annotations.

This observation suggests a strong selection against arrangement types where Regions 4, 5, or 6 flank Region 1. Changing the chromosomal address of a gene can affect its replication-associated copy number, or gene dosage.