Sentence examples for be a smooth change from inspiring English sources

"I think it's going to be a smooth change, and the main tenets of our foreign policy will remain very much the same," he said.

Temporal changes in flux that occur gradually over days, sub-daily, and instantaneously in time can be accurately measured using the one-dimensional heat transport model, although those temporal changes may be slightly smoothed over time.

The main difference in terms of induced seismicity is that the latter is a sudden change in stress whereas the former is a smooth change provided by pressure diffusion.

In the latter, there is a smooth change in the pace of the adaptation process, as the landscapes become more aggregated higher fixation rates and speed of adaptation are obtained.

The result was a smooth change of voltage, and thereby light intensity, over each 24-h period.

Using Moser's theorem (see [15]), there is a smooth conservative change of coordinates φ p : U p → T p M such that φ p ( p ) = 0 →.

Remark 3.2 From the Moser theorem (see [15]), there is a smooth conservative change of coordinates φ x : U ( x ) → T x M such that, where U ( x ) is a small neighborhood of x ∈ M. Proposition 3.3 If f ∈ int IS μ ( M ), then every periodic point of f is hyperbolic.

The validity of our approach depends on the fact that the divergence properties of these integrals are invariant under a smooth change of coordinates and of the measure, and as such, they are insensitive to the presence of a group structure on O.

Besides, the sector with a smooth change is better for consideration in selecting suitable grain sizes.

Bay makes it seem like moving away from The Echo Nest as a tech partner will be a relatively smooth transition, but it's still a change that could affect UX and service quality, so we'll have to wait and see how well they manage the shift.

The estimation of instantaneous frequency based on the Viterbi algorithm is based on two basic assumptions: (1) the range of time-frequency point corresponding to the instantaneous frequency at any moment is the largest; and (2) the instantaneous frequency curve shall be a relatively smooth curve, namely the frequency changes at any adjacent moment is relatively flat.