Sentence examples for changeable relations from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, during navigation the interaction between a human body and the environment produce changeable relations deriving from perceptual, visual and proprioceptive flows occurring between the body and the objects.
The upper cutoff frequency is changeable in relation to the sampling frequency by changing its clock frequency.
Ms. Andersson remains the band's changeable focus point: she writes obscurely politicized lyrics that speak to power relations of all kinds and makes her voice an imperious chant patterned unevenly over the beat, or an aggrieved whine somewhere between Bjork and Kim Gordon; sometimes her brother alters it beyond recognition in pitch or texture.
It is all about, in short, our relation to obstacles; our distinguishing the intractable from the changeable, what we have to acknowledge from what we can influence; whether our desire is forbidden or not – whether we want a cream cake or another man's wife.
He thereby underlines how the spatial concept of proximity is changeable in the rural context and very different from the industrial one, especially in relation to MIDs.
In relation to the uniaxial tension in different loading direction to the rolling, changeable ratios of transverse to through thickness strain-increments are explained, and their influence on the profile of plastic potential is presented.
In changeable experimental conditions, the anomalous "charge lines" should be shifted essentially in time (excluding chemical shift) in relation to ordinary spectral lines, but presently, such specific researches by the methods of electron spectroscopy are unknown for us.
As is shown in Fig. 1: (1) The measuring temperature under 100 m is uniformity; (2) at 900 1,600 m section, temperature shows fluctuations, slightly influenced by groundwater activity; (3) in the deep underground area, linear relation between temperature and depth is conspicuous; (4) The value of the geothermal gradient is changeable, decreasing or increasing with the variation of depth.
The numbers are changeable.
