Sentence examples for change sites from inspiring English sources

One person's offensive name may be another's point of pride, as communities are learning as they grapple with requests to change sites that use the term "Squaw".

He admitted that construction workers frequently had to change sites and employers throughout their working lives, and that the level of self-employment in construction was much higher than that in other industries.

The Scottish festival T in the Park was forced to change sites from Balado airfield to Strathallan Castle, and after just two years at the new site its organisers have cancelled next year's event.

The alternative, as was achieved in Covent Garden in the 1970s, and in the Coin Street area near Waterloo since the 1980s, would be for local communities to form their own development groups, which would change sites incrementally.

They can change sites within themselves where drugs act, rendering the antibiotics ineffective.

The complete layer in C60Et32 (i.e., the lack of vacancies) makes it energetically very costly for adsorbate molecules to change sites; they probably would have to be promoted to the second layer for that to happen.

It differs in that it considers multiple attributes that an attacker may change (site content, HTML structure, and file structure), even when she may not modify all attributes.

Quick change site-directed mutagenesis kit was obtained from Stratagene (La Jolla, CA).

On average, three adatoms change site per frame, with the vast majority of hops occurring between neighboring stable sites along the Fe row direction.

The F adsorption mainly changes sites of Fermi level.

LNR3, harbouring two microsatellite motifs, was most variable, while nad4L was the most conserved with no changed sites.