Sentence examples for change in the functions of from inspiring English sources
86 This marks the beginning of the change in the functions of the prefect of the guard from purely military to pre-eminently judicial.
One of the main advantages of GREENIE is that it performs routing in the medium access control layer without applying any change in the functions of the internet protocol layer.
A large part of the debate on public space in the contemporary city revolves around the analysis of crisis factors of public space, or rather the transformation trends of the post-industrial societies that bring a radical change in the functions of urban places, their meanings and symbolism, the practices that are carried out in them.
Here, we consider possible changes in the functions of both protein-coding and nonprotein-coding sequences.
These changes to the ratio of supply to demand response lead to changes in the functions of the reaction blocks in terms of flux control and ASA homoeostasis.
Distinctions in the sets of genes altered by PCB in SC and NBH fish could reflect divergent changes in the functions of AHR1 and AHR2 in these populations.
In a similar vein, the ablation of ERK-1 does not compromise viability and causes rather subtle changes in the functions of T-cells and memory.
QUESTION FROM ANDREW: What factor mainly caused the change in the functioning of the Senate?
The controls exerted by mechanical forces, recognized for over a century, have been formulated as Wolff's law: "Every change in the function of a bone is followed by certain definite changes in its internal architecture and its external conformation".
But more than this, the change in the function of the magazine is yet another example of a fate that has been infecting most humanistic institutions in this country: quantity is being substituted for quality and fateful decisions are being made on the basis of uninformed majority opinion.
It is therefore reasonable to hypothesize that a pathological change in the function of NMDA receptors might be involved in UCB-mediated impairment of LTP and LTD.
