Sentence examples for change density from inspiring English sources
Mr. Zitko's scribbles change density, direction and rhythm in ways that suggest concentration and skill, and that give each effort a different spirit and energy.
Under nocturnal inversion, radioactive substances such as radon and its daughter products are trapped close to the ground, causing the reversed electrode effect and increasing negative space change density, which subsequently reduces PG (Hoppel et al. 1986).
Morphological characterizations performed by atomic force microscopy show that annealing process is able to change density and aspect ratio of InAs quantum dots and also to narrow size distribution.
Silica is used to exhibit various functions in the DF: it is added to a drilling fluid to change density, ionic strength, charges, etc. that are needed for special functions of DF such as drill-bit cooling, bit cleaning, effective cuttings removal to surface, downhole pressure control, and shale stabilization.
In addition, the data from the WYA+2 variant demonstrates that Arg-182 is not essential for EnvZ function, suggesting that maintenance of change density in this region is not critical.
The hybridization scheme for various geometries is shown in Figure 9 together with the surface change densities for various plasmon modes.
They were made out of a fabric that was originally designed for the space shuttle; they changed density in reaction to fluctuations of light and heat.
Manual control of 3 misclassified women revealed they were borderline cases with changed density status over time.
Sometimes phenomena gets refracted when it changes densities (I think this happens when certain predictions do not come to pass in third density) and sometimes phenomena can be interpreted in a monolithically literal way.
Thus clonal vegetative fitnesses do not change with density, and different densities do not explain the differences between treatments.
Both changes in density and changes in relative frequency of interactions can lead to cascading changes in other species.
