Sentence examples for by rapid changes of from inspiring English sources
On his return Alarcón became editor of the anticlerical periodical El Látigo, but in the years 1868 74 he ruined his political reputation by rapid changes of position.
Because the effect seemed to be considerably intensified by rapid changes of mood, phrases and sections of highly contrasting moods were placed in juxtaposition.
On a global scale, this natural endowment covers a small area approximating that of the U.S. state of Oregon or the African country of Guinea and its internal diversity, accompanied by rapid changes of often beautiful scenery, may convey to visitors from larger countries a striking sense of compactness and consolidation.
The filter resists domination by rapid changes of (Z_{t}) values.
Recharge events in karst catchments are often accompanied by rapid changes of electrical conductivity, temperature or turbidity in associated karst springs.
The sustainability of these landscapes is threatened by rapid changes of soil quality, in the context of global change and intensive management practices.
Britain changed on 23 June, revealing a host of issues that had been festering, unacknowledged, for decades: of huge swaths of the country that had missed out on economic success; of communities impacted by rapid change; of simmering hatred towards an out-of-touch elite.
A gravity-fed system with multiple reservoirs was used to perfuse the recording chamber continuously with extracellular solution; the hypotonic solution and test substances were added by rapid change of the perfusate.
But we show in [ 26] that – at least with our assumptions on fitness of amino acids within and across sites – our intially ambiguous codon state is very unfit and rapidly selected out of the population either by rapid change of the genetic code away from the ambiguous state, or by purifying selection on genes to reduce the frequency of ambiguous codons.
In particular, the IF after a bolus intravenous injection is characterized by rapid changes at the start of the experiment.
This transition was marked by rapid changes in the distribution of plants, animals and humans on the landscape, and is characterised by short, rapid climate reversals in the warming trend.
