Sentence examples for changed by taking from inspiring English sources
This article also provides observability resolvent estimates implying fast smoothing effect controllability at low cost, and underscores that the controllability cost of a system is not changed by taking its tensor product with a conservative system.
The main difference between success and failure is the company's agility and flexibility to change by taking in all the mistakes and learnings along the way.
Here we were able to computationally determine whether the switch between overlapping and non-overlapping states is due to 5' change or 3' change by taking advantage of the orthologous gene set and comparing the chromosomal arrangements between overlaps and non-overlaps in human and mouse (see Materials and Methods for details).
The Diamondbacks changed that by taking a 1-0 lead in the first inning today.
But the main focus will be on the women who took the bold step 20 years ago, women regarded in liberal circles as the Rosa Parkses of the church, women who changed history by taking a stand.
So I changed fields by taking a step back becoming postdoc again, this time at the Food and Drug Administration, where I learned about regulatory compliance while doing HIV immunology and molecular virology research.
After chastising European partners on Wednesday for not spending enough on defense, sparking fears that he could abandon the alliance, Trump changed tack by taking credit for what defense commitments NATO partners had already previously pledged.
Agile involves changes in deep-seated attitudes, values and the entrenched habits of hierarchical bureaucracy that will not change merely by taking a short training course.
The media could help to change attitudes by taking a lead.
President Obama and other key leaders must keep testing Iran's willingness to change course by taking the diplomatic offensive.
European producers, with the French in the vanguard, are trying to change this by taking on bigger-budget projects and by shooting in English.
