In the vast landscape, with its endless backdrop of green mountains, the only changing element was the weather.
Tensegrity systems are composed only of axially loaded elements and this provides opportunities for actuation and deployment through changing element lengths.
Making variations, editing, adding, swapping, adapting an idea by changing elements and variables, mixing influences when enough time, effort, and new inputs are put together will often lead to new concepts and emerging ideas.
Some are also flexible: various fields of views can be recorded with a single sensor through changing elements, either camera lenses or by varying the baseline, i.e. the distance between the projector(s) and camera.
Mr. Sammon is not at all opposed to tweaking images, or even changing elements of a shot using Photoshop or add-on filters.
Together these results suggest that the more time designers spend on combining and changing elements within a design solution, at the cost of producing fewer solutions, the more time they have for creating an original solution.
Unlike most cartoons, whose characters are caught in a timewarp where nothing ever changes and no one ever evolves, Dragonball breaks the eternal youth rule by having the characters grow up and offering plot twists and changing elements like a manga EastEnders.
Since HRQoL had been defined as a central secondary outcome, the primary outcome was replaced by a former secondary one without changing elements or procedures of the intervention itself.
Painting outdoors here is a real immersive conversation with the changing elements of climate and light, and especially the tide.
The legislation has launched a fierce debate consisting of rapidly changing elements that could inflict significant impact on what the L train shutdown looks like from the street level.
In the present study, subjects may have adopted more minimal sampling strategies due to an awareness of the limited time and the changing elements, rather than more elaborative encoding of the visual input [36], [37].
