Sentence examples for a changeover from from inspiring English sources
A major campaign to control noxious emissions was launched, assisted greatly by a changeover from coal to natural gas as the principal fuel.
Such entries may signify on a CV, but they are minor incidents in a painting life compared with studio developments, such as a changeover from oil on board to acrylic on canvas.
The last J-type engines were turbocharged on the constant pressure system following a changeover from the original impulse charging system.
However, for incipient faults in which fault steadily progresses over time and there is a changeover from normal operation to faulty operation, using discrete decision function does not reveal any evidence about the progress and depth of the fault.
90 nmol cm−2) exhibit a changeover from thin-layer to diffusion control regime at a critical scan rate that depends on polymer and film thickness: 0.15 0.20 V s−1 for poly[Cu(salen)], 90 < Γ < 130 nmol cm−2 and 0.20 0.30 V s−1 for poly[Cu(saltMe ], 170 < Γ < 230 nmol cm−2.
In Cyanothece, the removal of light triggers cascades of gene expression and protein synthesis changes that lead to a functional changeover from photosynthesis to N2-fixation [ 6, 7].
The s.e.m. micrographs of cells after 48 h of butyrate and HMBA induction reveal a morphological changeover from round-shaped control cells to star-like flattened cells.
Two points later, Bartoli's backhand found the net and after a changeover, amid loud cheers from the grandstand crowd, the American stepped to the service line to serve out the match, leading 5-2.
They also showed a 2 3 year changeover from one symbiont to another in certain shallow colonies from Florida, and that M. annularis and M. faveolata supported more Symbiodinium types in Key Largo than the same hosts at Lee Stocking Island.
An era is on the cusp of a changeover, with the attention shifting from Federer to the defending Open champion Rafael Nadal and to Novak Djokovic, the clear favorite this year, who is in the midst of the most remarkable season since Federer compiled a 92-5 record in 2006.
The total stomach of the domestic ox (Bos taurus) occupies nearly three-quarters of the abdominal cavity, and, even in medium-sized cattle, the rumen alone can have a capacity of 95 to 285 litres (25 to 75 gallons), having undergone a tremendous growth in early life, with the changeover from a milk diet.
