Sentence examples for across changing from inspiring English sources

The cedar beams provide the Minimalist part, a grid that intermittently asserts its order on the creviced surface, across changing textures and patches of light and dark.

Further transdisciplinary efforts are clearly needed to address this link, key for understanding how plant populations 'move' across changing landscapes.

In sequential computing algorithms textbooks and portable software are resources that enable software systems to be written that are efficiently portable across changing hardware platforms.

Blackwell, another Harvard Ph.D., worked at Viaweb and later launched Anybots, which made the first walking robot that dynamically adjusts its weight distribution, like a human, as it moves across changing surfaces.

We summarize the problem tackled here in the following way: Given a modern database application environment, how can we identify and select the database structure that provides robust performance across changing query patterns and arrival rate conditions?

After the Bath highlights the continuity of this subject matter across changing printmaking techniques, styles, and interpretations," David Libertson, President of Ronin Gallery, tells Creators.

"The idea in 'One Evening' is for the audience to imagine a young man walking through the snow across a changing landscape.

Also the tests get results incredibly fast, and would be rolled out at chain pharmacies across America, changing the shape of medical testing forever.

My own family history provides an instructive example of the difficultly of choosing a consistent racial definition across a changing cultural and legal landscape.

And whereas my games mistress was always bellowing across the changing room, "But you said it was your period last week!", Simon always took my word for it when I said that Minn was "indisposed").

This was a crucial period for humanity as it was around this time that agriculture began its inexorable spread across Europe and Asia, changing Homo sapiens from hunter-gatherers to farming folk.