Sentence examples for burst of changes from inspiring English sources
With the decision made, a quiet period is likely to ensue, followed by a burst of changes.
There is mounting criticism that Prime Minister George A. Papandreou, after a burst of changes last year, has lost his nerve.
A recent burst of changes — a switch to an E15 blend of Sunoco racing gasoline in 2011 and then to fuel injection last year — seems to be accelerating for the 2013 season, with an entirely new specification for the racecars.
Relatedly, the question has also been raised about whether these relatively brief programs for high school dropouts should theoretically result in long-lasting effects or just a shorter burst of changes or outcomes for a young person.
Thus, although the accelerated evolution of dipterans was most pronounced during a burst of changes that occurred at the base of the order (Table 1), a sustained increase is also detected in the branches separating Drosophila from Anopheles.
We test (i) whether there is an acceleration of protein evolution in dipterans that is observable on a genome-wide scale, (ii) whether this acceleration is confined to an episodic burst of changes at the base of the dipteran lineage, and (iii) whether this acceleration affects all genes to a similar extent.
We romanticize adolescence because it's so malleable: a burst of change, physical and mental, that feels abysmal as it happens and irreplaceable once it's over.
So, as I looked to President Obama's speech Thursday night, I was looking to see if he was capable of a new burst of change.
Chicago Hip-Hop's Raw Burst of Change The defining document of hip-hop's current evolutionary state isn't a song, or a music video or a concert.
One possible interpretation of the data is that rib strength changed little or not at all from 415 million to 413 million years ago; rapid change ensued for the next 1 million years, followed by virtual stasis from 412 million to 407 million years ago; and then another short burst of change occurred about 406 million years ago, followed by a final period of stasis.
