The phrase "arose change" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms and does not convey a clear meaning. An example could be: "The situation arose change in the community."
Alternatives: "brought about change" or "led to change."
Dynamic coordination, as employed in Hume's work, explains how conventions of political authority arise, change, adapt to new social and economic conditions, improve or decay, and die.
Because reality is characterized by arising, change, and decay, as opposed to simple permanence (for the Hindus) and impermanence (for the Buddhists), the Jains developed an epistemological system based on seven perspectives (naya).
In addition, the social sciences now provide better information about which social arrangements are feasible and sustainable and about how social norms arise, change, and come to shape moral thought and behavior.
Similar to intercalated graphite10, GLs exhibited a pronounced colour change arising from changes in electronic structure upon doping (Fig. 1a d).
These changes arise from changes in the air's temperature and its moisture content.
These distance differences are very small, but potentially of interest since they reflect structure changes arising from changes in electronic structure for the cobaltate layer.
The health risks of climate change may arise from changes in any of these systems.
As conflicts in scheduling arose, meetings changed to a monthly schedule.
The authors suggest that these changes probably arise from changes in the brain caused by atherosclerosis, the same thing that led to the need for bypass surgery.
Changes in Cm arise from changes of the membrane surface area (endo- or exocytosis) or charge displacement in the electrical field of the membrane.
