Sentence examples for changed from those from inspiring English sources

Moreover, as the empire expanded and Tenochtitlán evolved into a heterogeneous community, the religious needs correspondingly changed from those of a simple agrarian society.

The rules have changed from those governing equal contenders in the 19th-century Great Game to the 21st-century realpolitik of energy and trade.

"Launch vehicles today are little changed from those of 40 years ago," Mr Musk complained during a recent tour of his manufacturing facilities near Los Angeles airport.

Over the course of a couple of hours, their facial expressions changed from those of cynicism or polite boredom to attention and curiosity".

The basic tools of the medieval masons were little changed from those of Egypt, but they had large saws driven by waterwheels to cut stone as well as considerable machinery for raising and moving materials.

Put most broadly, the Democrats have been failing to delineate the differences between themselves and Republicans, to remind voters what Republicans would do if returned to power and how little their policies have changed from those during the two terms of President George W. Bush.

In tibial nerve at F7, NAmv did not change from those in the intact group, but endoneural hypervascularity was recorded with maximums at F14 and WA30 (Fig. 4).

In extreme flow conditions, both the flow carrying capacity and movement of particles may abruptly change from those associated with regular flows.

While the planar structure of the fullerene C20 bowl remains unaffected by Ge doping, and the electronic properties change from those of a semiconductor to a conductor with an increasing number of dopants.

At what point did things change from those gorgeous vintage KLM flights where everyone wore suits and heels and the flight attendants looked like movie stars?

Distinguishing between those aspects that are amenable to change from those that are relatively fixed and stable will help better target specific support interventions.