Sentence examples for change by which from inspiring English sources

There needs to be a universally accepted, quantifiable and indicative metric – such as CO2 emissions in climate change – by which to measure results.

Rapid colour change, by which some fishes can adapt to a change of background, is brought about by redistribution of the pigment within the cell boundaries.

But, as yet, there is very little to suggest that a paradigm change – by which I mean a substantial shift in the accepted way of thinking about the economy – is imminent.

The songs of Isaac provide clear examples of this gradual change, by which Tenorlieder (songs with the tune in the tenor) were transformed into part-songs by the addition of text to the instrumental lines.

Flint accused the coalition of destroying the long-running political consensus on climate change, by which all of the UK's main parties agreed on the need to cut greenhouse gas emissions and pursue a green economy, though they differed on how to achieve this.

It is unlikely that the Eupatridae were as rigidly defined as the Bacchiadae, and the negative tradition that Solon in the early 6th century deprived them of their exclusive claim to political office may just be the excessively formal and precise way in which later ancient commentators described a positive change by which power was made more generally available than it had been before.

He proclaimed that "the rules of the game had changed", by which he meant that the rule of law could simply be swept to one side.

They're aware that the socioeconomic élite lawyers, financiers, and consultants profited mightily from the economic changes by which they were dispossessed over the past couple of decades, and I suspect that they don't want to be the objects of such people's charity.

Prior to 12400 12040 yr cal BP the palaeohydraulics changed by which heterolithic fluvial facies were deposited.

Finally, 33%% of the data points were changed by which they got the value of the preceding data point or successive one, or the mean of neighboring ones.

The condensation changes by which chromosomes are transformed at the metaphase interphase transition are especially interesting and therefore extensively studied by light microscopy; however, quantitative information of the size on specific small chromatin domains during the cell cycle is scarce.