Sentence examples for changeable as from inspiring English sources

Gathering together a dozen or so artists in Turin, Milan, Rome, Genoa, Arte Povera – literally translated as "poor art" – used everyday materials to create sculpture, photos, installations and other works which were often ephemeral, or changeable, as well as to modern eyes surprisingly contemporary.

Moreover, taking the advantage of reconfiguration capability of such a technology and architecture we introduce a novel technique to design evolvable hardware where not only the logic functions are changeable (as is the case of the Field Programmable Gate Array, FPGA) but also the physical position of the components on the surface of the integrated circuit.

If ethics arises biologically, as naturalistic evolution holds, then it is inherently changeable, as are views on human dignity.

Hence, the findings of the hyperactivation in the occipital and temporal regions of the BD patients, only to the happy and angry faces but not to the sad and neutral faces, reflect that dysfunction of perceptual processing in the BD patients may be associated with detection of changeable as well as high-arousal facial features.

The weather looks as changeable as a toddler's tantrums.

"Nothing's as changeable as a young man's heart.

The Puppet Mansion features a window for presentation with a changeable backdrop, as well as an attic where an old trunk holds costumes and props for make-believe.

Her concerns and adventures are as real, her moods as changeable, her wishes as wild or pragmatic as any, and often every, child's.

What are his politics?" But pollsters also note that the French are a changeable electorate with as many as 15percentt making up their minds only on election day.

It may have implications for obesogenic factors which are changeable in Australia as well as other societies.

Speeding up the cosmic clock with the help of all that computer power, the show shows us a sky as changeable and dynamic as any Broadway musical or summer blockbuster, with stars booming, blazing, swirling, dying and sprouting again.