Sentence examples for change or changing from inspiring English sources

"I just think that he has a particular style of play and he doesn't want to view himself as having to change or changing for our style," Stern said in a televised interview.

Thus in the future, while it may be impossible to detect trends in behavior from climate change or changing ocean conditions in any single study, large scale meta-analyses could reveal broader patterns in changing behaviour.

For the rural economy to be strong and prosperous, we need an educated labour force that is able to adopt new technologies and adapt to shocks such as climate change or changing food prices," he concluded.

A logical extension of using ENMs to identify potential distributional areas is to address the question of likely geographic shifts in distributional areas of species or phenomena under scenarios of climate change or changing land use (25 ).

It sometimes causes macroscopic or microscopic changes in the solid phase, especially modification of crystal type and size, specific surface changes or changing in chemical composition of solid phase, and it is commonly a slow process.

The narrow genetic base of those cultivars (Anthony et al. 2002) has resulted in a crop with homogenous agronomic behaviour (Lashermes et al. 2009), but also with a high susceptibility to biotic and climatic hazards (Labouisse et al. 2008; Jaramillo et al. 2011), and a low adaptability in response to environmental changes or changing market demands.

A paper from 1999 by William Easterly, of New York University, used data from 1960 to 1990 to see how close the correlation was between economic growth and 81 different indicators of quality of life.* He found that it outweighed other factors (technological change, say, or changing social mores) for only 32 of them.

That is, a mismatch between expectation and sensory input may be corrected by changing doxastic states (a mind to world direction of change) or by changing the sensory input by way of manipulating the world.

The items judged possible to change, or worth changing, are the focus of causal explanation.

The first stage (title and abstract) was intentionally inclusive, retaining articles if they mentioned: (i) theory in relation to behaviour or behaviour change or (ii) changing behaviour but made no reference to theory (the full text of the article was then checked to see if theory was used to inform the research).

There are two ways in which the value of wood can change: by adjusting supply or changing demand.