Sentence examples for changed its curve from inspiring English sources

What's more, U.S.C.'s law school dean, Robert K. Rasmussen, said he was partly inspired by the school where he previously worked, Vanderbilt University Law School, which had also changed its curve a few years ago.

(I'm opposed. A display that changed its tone curve and warmth while I watched would drive me insane. Turning it off would be the very first thing I did).

The x-component (blue curve) changed its sign near the D ng peak.

Note that each sub-curve can still be subdivided into other low-level elements, which can also be edited to change its parent curve.

After several months, the light curve changes its decline rate again as positron emission becomes dominant from the remaining cobalt-56, although this portion of the light curve has been little-studied.

In particular, if one gives a generic regular light-like curve, then there exists a zero mean curvature surface which changes its causal type across this curve from a space-like maximal surface to a time-like minimal surface [12, 21 23].

Continued fluid formulation and simulation suggests that the damper can change its damping force rising curves or "effective" damping coefficients continuously, within a considerably wide range.

When a negative effect is introduced, the diffusion curve dramatically changes its shape.

We will refer to the relationship between the input to a process and the rate at which the process changes its output as a response curve: a mapping from input levels to output rates of change.

The intensity thereby recorded in one detector pixel over the grating position can be described by a sinusoidal curve that changes its parameters offset, phase, and amplitude between an empty beam (reference) and an object in the beam (see Fig. 1 b).

Neither 3′- nor 5′-attachment changed the curve shape (Fig. 1).