Sentence examples for change consequently from inspiring English sources
The grain is therefore constantly changing, and the binding energies and hopping barriers change consequently.
The hydrological impact results of climate change consequently are under these circumstances highly uncertain.
These changes could have an impact on socio-cultural norms, which can be expected to change consequently.
People with a "fixed" mindset view human abilities as stable and difficult to change; consequently, they are more likely to use stereotypes to describe themselves and others.
The resulting spectral transforms involve a phase shift to account for the frame of reference change; consequently, the standard three-dimensional fast Fourier transforms (3D FFT) cannot be used.
A simpler but effective feedback correction technique to reduce the amplifier sensitivity to parameter changes is derived from [21]: the sign of the output current provided to the load is used as 1-bit control to check periodically which output transistor is on and to change consequently the inserted time-guard value.
The RCA products immobilized on the chip surface cause great SPR angle changes consequently.
The substation is not going to be changed, consequently the "source analysis siting and dimensioning part" can be neglected.
The computational results also indicate that when the spacing between spot welds decreases, the mode I stress intensity factor solution at the critical locations increases and the mode mixture of the stress intensity factors changes consequently.
The location of the first row is not changed, consequently the position of the second row and the orifice relative position ratio of S/D (S presents the spacing between adjacent orifice mid-points) were varied with D. Through measuring the CO2 concentration, the mixing degree and the mixing uniformity in the quench zone are determined.
Sedimentary rocks of similar age located in other regions have been greatly altered by mountain building and other metamorphic changes; consequently fossils are less common and more difficult to observe.
