Sentence examples for By changeover from inspiring English sources

After an initial learning curve, surgical technique for the Philos plate was modified by changeover to an anterior deltoid split approach without application of the aiming device.

It was the latest setback for Isner, who reached the final in Indian Wells in March and has been brilliant for the United States in Davis Cup this year under the changeover-by-changeover guidance of the captain, Jim Courier.

The noise made by the changeover is covered by music mixed by a computer-assisted sound board and pumped through about 100 speakers strategically placed throughout the theater.

A major campaign to control noxious emissions was launched, assisted greatly by a changeover from coal to natural gas as the principal fuel.

The transition day was a tense one at some stations, as they ended analog broadcasts and awaited calls from viewers still confused by the changeover and others having reception problems.

Markstein lengths, global activation energies, and overall reaction orders were also determined as functions of pressure, with the latter two parameters exhibiting non-monotonic behavior caused by the changeover from H−O2 to HO2 chemistry similar to that of the explosion limits of homogeneous hydrogen/oxygen mixtures.

High degree of manufacturing flexibility can be achieved by minimizing changeover time between different products (De Carlo et al. 2013; Neumann and Fogliatto 2013; Egilmez et al. 2012).

Lago et al. (2013) and Johnson (2003) stated that manufacturing lead-time can be drastically reduced by decreasing changeover time between different products.

It is clear that the recalibration effects are unaffected by the changeover of the sensory component between adaptation and test phases.

First, we assessed whether the number and type of diagnoses coded was affected by the changeover.

The inside-out model is unique among competing theories in allowing close symbiosis of mitochondria and their eukaryotic hosts to be established without phagocytosis, minimizing the number of membrane-interacting proteins affected by a changeover in membrane chemistry.