Sentence examples for changeable elements from inspiring English sources
Our study showcases substrate attachments as suitable models to investigate the interplay between innate and changeable elements in the economy of building behaviours.
That said, keep an eye on Weather Underground (they forecast two weeks out) and pack for changeable elements; it can be 40 degrees one day and 75 the next.
They also aren't as dynamic, with relatively few changeable elements (at present) vs the Windows Phone-powered Lumia devices' Live Tiles — however the larger gallery/pictures tile on the Nokia X does change to reflect the most recent photos you've snapped.
In the music of her country, Mali, the singer is the changeable, impulsive element within orderly pointillistic lattices, an individual carrying a message in a complex social order.
Within the ecological and evolutionary context of the tumor cells, normal cells are simply highly dynamic, changeable, and crucial elements of the cancer cell's habitat.
The load transfer conditions between the carbon nanotubes and the matrix are modeled using joint elements of changeable stiffness that connect the two materials, simulating the interfacial region.
Some elements may be changeable and some will not be negotiable at all — for example laws around hiring and firing and working after hours, attitudes around conflict of interest in procurement, and accounting practices — but it's critical to recognize and take this into account when doing your cultural inventory.
It is always changeable, with a large random element.
Mr. Levine was in his element in this efficient, changeable score, and the orchestra played brilliantly.
The concept - Hakkens hasn't figured out how to actually make it - is for a phone with a replaceable screen and easily moveable, changeable "bloks", each containing a different element such as battery, chipset, gyroscope and so on.
The elements of health systems are changeable, the boundaries fuzzy, the relationships non-linear, and the behaviour emergent and sensitive to small changes.
