Sentence examples for change fronts from inspiring English sources

Both sides are playing down the possibility of potential agreements, but there has been an effort to get deals done on the defense and climate change fronts.

"And in 2001 and 2002, there is not much wind blowing on the change front".

But many have headed in the other direction, putting climate change front and center in a way that they hope will inspire a young generation of zoogoers.

In "Report by E.P.A. Leaves Out Data on Climate Change" (front page, June 19), you suggest that the heavy-handed White House crew is keeping important information from the public.

"U.S. Sees Problems in Climate Change" (front page, June 3) says that the predictions of the U.S. Climate Action Report 2002 "present a sharp contrast to previous statements on climate change by the administration".

"Report by E.P.A. Leaves Out Data on Climate Change" (front page, June 19) says that an Environmental Protection Agency report due next week on the state of the environment is being edited by the White House to play down the risks of global climate change.

The application concerns the steady and unsteady flows and the interactions between the melt and the phase change front.

A transient two-dimensional dispersion-concentric (D-C) model is modified to account for the phase change process within capsules so as to determine the temperature distribution and phase change front within each capsule.

This chapter discusses 2-D numerical solution of the inverse geometrical thermal problem consisting of an estimation of the position of the phase change front in a continuous casting process.

Not too shabby on the change front compared with where we were on November 4, 2008.

Directed by Brazilian filmmaker Fernando Meirelles, known for City of God and supporter of the World Bank Group's Connect4Climate program, the opening ceremony put climate change front and center.