Companies typically rely on stage-gate processes to assess projects periodically, recalculate their projected ROI according to any changed conditions, and decide whether they should get a green light.
Only one amino acid was added into the minimal medium at a time, which represented a changed nutrient condition.
Second, when the condition of a patient has deteriorated the situation may call for a shuffling of a patient into a treatment room, since a changed health condition requires immediate action.
Some months later, while we were waiting in line for a movie, I suggested to Bill and Melinda that with my changed condition in life maybe I could help with their charitable activities.
The former surface will be deeply buried under the earth that will have been brought upon it, and the changed condition is to be perpetual.
A zerofold increase of biofilm formation shown in Figure 2 means the biofilm formation for the changed condition is the same as that for the reference condition.
They show an ability to adapt traditions to changed conditions, a strong propensity to save and invest thriftily, and perseverance in achieving results.
At the heart of Benedict's argument was an idea about religions that echoes what some of today's experts on the Islamic world have been saying: "Religions change their role inevitably with changed conditions, but they cannot be changed on demand from outside without the gravest consequences".
Despite the enormous variety seen in these movements, most of them are characteristically modern in their investigation of the potentials inherent within the painting medium itself for expressing a spiritual response to the changed conditions of life in the 20th century and beyond.
The track dried out in the second session; Räikkönen adapted best to the changed conditions with a lap of 1 23.861, significantly quicker than his morning time.
"Policies will change in the light of changed conditions, of course they will," Turnbull said.
