Sentence examples for change declarations from inspiring English sources

An accurate shot change detector is important because incorrect shot change declarations can affect the results of the proposed method.

Now comes news that the Royal Society has set up a panel to review its climate change declarations after 43 of its elected fellows sent a letter protesting that some of the society's statements, including ones in a pamphlet called "Climate Change Controversies" and comments from Robert May, then president of the society, were oversimplified.

In addition, a wrong shot change declaration in the recaptured video does not have an enormous effect on the result of the proposed method because every shot in the recaptured video is assumed to be recorded by an identical digital camcorder.

And it has joined more than 1,000 companies in signing onto the sustainable business and investing group Ceres's Climate Change Declaration, a "business leader call to action on the rising ecological, economic and human costs of climate change".

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Promises of change and declarations of love prove to be lies when a family loses track of their child again, this time in pre-Giuliani New York City.

Bony changes and declarations of the quality and quantity of remodeling (if present).

From the final included articles (n = 18), the following characteristics were tabulated: Author and the year of publishing Number of patients and implants mounted Average age of patients (exact age in case reports) Area of implant placement Type of prosthetic restoration Follow-up period Bony changes and declarations of the quality and quantity of remodeling (if present) Study design.

In order to promote better understanding of risk, including the emerging risks from climate change, the declaration recommended case-based learning, sharing of comparable data on disaster losses, hazards, and vulnerabilities, and dissemination of the best practices among universities and scientific forums.

However, the core message did not change: this declaration must heed the growing sense of alienation felt by European citizens.

On climate change, the declaration calls for an effective successor to the Kyoto Protocol, incorporating reasonable guidelines for meeting greenhouse gas emission targets and reasonable incentives for all countries to take action.

With its focus on the underlying causes of ill-heath, its recommendations for inter-sectoral action and its promotion of widespread political and economic change, the Declaration was both of its time politically, and ahead of it in its radical recommendations for the re-organisation of public health and health services.