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The phrase "a changing in a" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "There is a changing in a process that we need to address."
Alternatives: "a change in" or "an alteration in".
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In this framework, with a suitable rules definition, fault events will cause a changing in a limited set of rules (i.e automata), hence a sort of "fault modelling confinement" can be achieved.
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Therefore over time, the educational panorama is changing in a fast and an intense way.
"And that would be a lot of changing in a short amount of time".
How I recognised Charlotte leaving home in a tweed suit, changing in a taxi and arriving in N19 in a mini red plastic mac.
Assessing a person's "ripeness" for changing in a specific area is a critical first step before making further coaching and teaching investments.
That's changing in a big way.
"I have been here for eight or nine weeks and a lot of things are changing in a good way," he said.
That is changing in a dramatic way this year with a massive new winery, cave and visitor's complex about to be completed at Presqu'ile.
Some of those structures had already begun to rise around Queens, which was changing in an eye-blink from a sleepy semisuburb to a cradle of modern architecture.
Or perhaps is it the establishment of healthy rules to a game that is constantly changing, in an arena which is, in itself, unstable?
A friend texts you and 10 other people a video of a classmate changing in the locker in the room.
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