Sentence examples for bit that changes from inspiring English sources

After performing a few "characters," like Guy From Queens Who Is Obsessed With Cargo Shorts — a regular bit that changes only in the particulars from show to show — he announced one that seemed to have been made up on the spot: The Kid Who Doesn't Know, Down In His Living Room, That His Uncle, Who's Upstairs, Has Suddenly Gone Deaf.

That is the bit of the energy bill that changes the most.

For the sake of debate and my own law school education process, let's change the facts of the Kentucky clerk case around a bit and see if that changes your opinion.

That is why Hewlett-Packard and IBM use error-correcting code (ECC), which detects cache errors and restores bits that were changed by mistake.

That is why Hewlett-Packard and IBM use error-correcting code, or ECC, which detects cache errors and restores bits that were changed by mistake.

In the ancient world, they used cubits as an important data unit, but the new data unit of the future is the qubit — the quantum bits that will change the face of computing.

Make sure there aren't any burned bits that will change the taste of your sandwich.

That changes a bit with the addition of a new "Favorites" tab in Moments.

To take an analogy, this is a bit like an implicit solvent that changes the bare Coulomb's law q1*q1/r12 to q1*q2/ eps*r12), but which ignores the Born self-energy of the charges.

The first bit of luck that changed Ive's life was meeting Robert Brunner, a designer from California who joined Apple in 1989.

All a bit quiet since that change.