Sentence examples for by a simple change from inspiring English sources

The coupled equations governing the vibration of beams are decoupled by a simple change.

Thus, by a simple change of damaged supports and local restoration of concrete in the impact area, the structure can continue to be used.

But sensible open-government campaigners such as Scottish Information Commissioner Rosemary Agnew recognise that FOI costs can be greatly reduced by a simple change of approach: public bodies should use technology to release more information in the first place.

The l-arabinose biosensor presented in this study proves the principle of an outer membrane complex based sensing method which could be easily modified to different specificities by a simple change of the regulatory elements.

Study of nucleation and growth dynamics revealed the possibility to switch-over between the two most common (turnstile- and maze-like) morphologies on the same substrates by a simple change of the plasma parameters.

and that the two integrals in (28) are identical to those of (26) (by a simple change of variables).

The question, whether the nanorod array and nanowire network structure can be fabricated just by making a simple change to the production process of porous AAO, has not attracted the researcher's attention.

While that was a pretty rude awakening, the most frustrating part was that it could have been avoided by making a simple change to the terms of the account.

But when you consider that it's 2016 and the UK still hasn't made what let's be honest is a simple change advocated by medical professionals and anyone who knows about it, it seems to me that RimWorld accidentally puts us to shame.

But when you consider that it's 2016 and the UK still hasn't made what – let's be honest – is a simple change advocated by medical professionals and anyone who knows about it, it seems to me that RimWorld accidentally puts us to shame.

In addition to it, it seems that such features can be accomplished by a very simple change in ontogenetic mechanism (e.g. fusion of lower pharyngeal jaws into one unit) [ 9].