Sentence examples for changeable circumstances from inspiring English sources
Under changeable circumstances insects orient toward the odor source by repeating the set and reset of the odor-triggered programmed behavioral pattern interacting with the odor distribution status in the air.
Therefore, animals need to adapt their T2R to foods found in markedly changeable circumstances, possibly resulting in extensive birth-and-death evolution of T2R genes.
Also overarching all interviews was a general consensus that the DDP model has to fit with the complex and changeable circumstances of MAPP and care situations: There are cases that I kept on because of particular crisis points in a placement for the child so it [duration of DDP] is very dependent on lots of variables.
These exclusionary circumstances are changeable, though not solely through personal decision-making.
The etymology of the word character is that it's deeply etched, not changeable in all sorts of circumstances.
Rather, Buddhism says that selves are so changeable and dependent on external circumstances that the idea of a fixed self is an illusion: all is change.
(Clearly, my "self" is typing this letter and your "self" is reading it). Rather, Buddhism says that selves are so changeable and dependent on external circumstances that the idea of a fixed self is an illusion: all is change.
It was just accepted". Instead, in the five years that she was mute, until an older friend in Arkansas eased her out of that self-imposed isolation, she listened and developed a voice and style that seem peculiarly unlinked to region, race, history or circumstance, something endlessly changeable and uniquely hers.
"Because our culture so highly values... an illusion of self-control and control of circumstance, we become abject when contemplating mentation that seems more changeable, less restrained and less controllable, more open to outside influence, than we imagine our own to be".
