Production systems thereby become changeable, but also more complex.
Once boundary layer effects have been included in the model, the radius corresponding to maximum wind speed becomes a function of elevation, the height corresponding to maximum wind speed becomes a function of the radial coordinates and the shapes of the speed profiles become changeable with the radial and vertical coordinates.
We say My skin becomes as changeable as the weather in autumn, so expect to find me slathered in this mask for the foreseeable.
But with industry boundaries fast being redrawn by digital music that can be downloaded from the Internet, regulators' views on competition have become more changeable, making any deal more elusive, people involved in the talks said.
As environments surrounding the Internet become more changeable, a design approach that requires less equipment to scale up networks against the traffic growth arising from various environmental changes is needed.
Men, for hundreds of years the peacocks of fashion, gradually ceded their position; men's garments became less ornamental and changeable while women's dress became the vehicle for fashionable display.
In his literary essays, Grossman has described how dispersing himself through his fictional characters allows him to hold on – just – to the fragments of being that would otherwise cause him to fall apart (characters like Ora, at once steely and endlessly changeable, become then a microcosm of his art).
In other cultures the Moon, that most obviously changeable of celestial objects, became a symbol of transience and rebirth.
The resulting rhythm of clear but changeable light and intense sentiment became known as the "Lin Fengmian Style".
As a result, this technique became an interesting alternative for an open and highly changeable environment as the Web, where one cannot maintain a hard scheme of control and organization.
