Sentence examples for a clear change from from inspiring English sources
The new USDA map shows a clear change from 1990 to the present.
Respect to the micromorphological features, there was a clear change from a matrix of silt-sized quartz, unaccomodated peds, and unstructured materials with non-existent biogenic activity at the 2-year site to the formation of consolidated aggregates, more homogenized soil and increased biological activity at the 20-year site.
These optimal designs create strengthening and toughness mechanisms such as crack deflection and long pullout of CFs in the failure process of composites, which endow C/Cs with improved flexural strength of 31.5%, flexural ductility of 118%, compressive strength of 81.5% and ILSS of 82%, accompanied by a clear change from brittle fracture to pseudo-plastic fracture during flexural test.
In this orientation, four facets are oriented parallel to the electron beam direction, resulting in a clear change from a Ni-rich to a Pt-rich signal around the edge of the nanoparticle.
Still, the pattern of Islamic extremists operating in the U.S. without outside direction is a clear change from the period after Sept. 11, 2001, when Al Qaeda and its supporters repeatedly sought to bomb airliners or other U.S. targets with operatives who were trained and directed by militants abroad.
The number of cells at the articular surface in SIL+BMP-2 decreased significantly between d11 and d20 (P = 0.05) A chondrocyte was considered to have undergone a shape change when there was a clear change from the usual rounded phenotype to an elongated phenotype.
The incised valleys show a clear change in morphology from the north to the south in the study area.
The move will be seen as a clear change in tone from the hard line on benefits taken under David Cameron's premiership.
They had the strong breeze but there was a clear change of approach from Galway when they met Mayo in Castlebar three weeks ago; they were moving the ball quicker and more directly than usual, mostly with smart and precise kick-passing.
He was dubbed the "Greek Clooney" by the Bild newspaper, a clear change of tone from the daily, which has repeatedly warned of the threat to German pocketbooks by "broke Greeks".
The further regional and county devolution deals, expected to be announced in a fortnight, are a clear change of direction from July 2010 when then communities and local government secretary, Eric Pickles, said that "rolling back regional government is central to the government's wider aims of transferring power from central government to councils and communities".
