Sentence examples for by sudden changes of from inspiring English sources
By sudden changes of direction, he managed to throw his rivals and allies off balance.
The theory used to be that the fillings were dislodged by sudden changes of temperature and other aerial vicissitudes.
Typically, cats are creatures of habit; they are inquisitive, but not adventurous, and are easily upset by sudden changes of routine.
According to recent developments in structural materials and constructional technologies, the structures are likely to be affected by sudden changes of masses and substructure elements, in which the inertia effect of a moving mass is not negligible.
Given the available anatomical evidence, applying a hard-clustering technique in the insula would be undesirable, as it would, by definition, split the insula in discrete clusters without first assessing whether the data indeed suggest the presence of homogeneous clusters separated by sudden changes of connectivity.
As we know, Markovian jump systems are used to represent a class of systems which are usually accompanied by sudden change of working environment or system dynamics.
Vehicles passing behind a bridge tower in strong cross winds are affected by sudden change of wind forces acting on them, which may cause accidents due to miss-steering of the drivers.
The heterogeneous mixture was allowed to grow for 96 hours to eliminate any artifacts brought on by sudden change of media for HeLa cells.
The development mechanism of a protease and their proteolysis of specific peptide (or protein) as substrate have played a pivotal role on genesis of inflammatory disease and outbreaks of cancer and their metastasis by sudden change of physiological condition and immune system [1].
Similar to lips cracking during frigid winters and too much summer heat, nails are also affected by sudden change of weather.
The event analyzed in this study was associated with moderate solar wind density variations accompanied by sudden changes in the orientation of the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF).
