Sentence examples for by the small changes from inspiring English sources
It might even export energy in the next decade, making the American embargo even more meaningless and counter-productive.Professor Luis Suarez-Villa University of California, Irvine SIR – You are encouraged by the small changes occurring in Cuba ("On the road towards capitalism", March 24th).
Because XSENS was handheld, the errors in heading are caused, in addition to IMU noise, by the small changes in hand orientation compared to the movement direction.
In both our analyses, there appeared to be no meaningful difference in casemix between the two cohorts, as shown by the small changes in the odds ratio following adjustment for these factors.
These differences may be caused by the small changes in μ′ s of the target from that of the background because only μ a is reconstructed under the assumption of homogeneous μ′ s.
Nevertheless, including all of the aforementioned factors in the model only modestly reduced the strength of the association between hostility and TL, as evidenced by the small changes in β coefficient, and the relationship between hostility and TL remained significant (p =.01).
Tests of measurement invariance across country groups (Table 4) showed no evidence of uniform or non-uniform DIF, as indicated by the small changes in the value of the trait level coefficient after removal and likelihood-ratio tests comparing the models with and without the trait-level group membership interaction, respectively.
On the one side, nonchalant coexistence in the lyre of Islam and Christianity within an ancient and abidingly popular pagan ritual, oiled by the small change of peaceful international trade.
Her narratives are rigorous, partial to the present tense, and untempted by the small change of contemporary realism (abundant and superfluous dialogue in quotation marks, sharply individuated characters, tellingly selected detail).
Nor was he enraptured by "the small change of Oxford evenings", and he was startled by the erratic inebriety of such celebrated Oxonians as Richard Cobb, although he shared Cobb's disdain for the uncritical Francophilia of so many of their colleagues.
In this model, primary lamellar stacks are formed first comprising thicker crystalline lamellae, whereas secondary lamellar stacks are formed later between the primary lamellar stacks (as observed by the small change of the interlayer amorphous thickness with time).
Experimental results indicated that PHB showed some limited miscibility with PBSU for PHB/PBSU 20/80 blend as evidenced by the small change in the glass transition temperature and the depression of the equilibrium melting point temperature of the high melting point component PHB.
