Sentence examples for changed terrain from inspiring English sources

If you think 2007 held surprises, don't even guess what changed terrain the strike may leave behind.

The Clark campaign, which has no chief political strategist, has had difficulty adapting to the changed terrain.

Crawlers need to be close to the ground to provide drive force, therefore the posture of robot body is changed with terrain in real time.

"I don't write from a sense of crusade, I don't have a belief that anything I do will change the terrain in the slightest, and if it does, it stands an equal chance of changing it for the worse.

The discovery changes the terrain in the war on malaria, which kills more than a million people a year, most of them children and pregnant women.

"Although the city says the plant will be underground, it will protrude well over 30 feet above existing ground level and permanently change the terrain of the park".

The goal of a summit meeting was "to change the terrain, to look for something that would stop a chain reaction like August 1914," when the European powers ran pell-mell into World War I, an administration official said.

There are concerns about physical safety as well .There's no supervision in these spots, and in our corridor here along 23A there's a lot of flooding and rain runoff that changes the terrain underneath the water," Lieutenant Brainard said".What you're jumping into today might not be as deep as it was the last time you visited.We get a consistent amount of fatalities and injuries every year".

When robot is moving, the posture of robot will change with terrain.

Many factors can affect the battle, such as fog of war, a phenomenon that prevents players from seeing enemy units other than those in the visual range of their units; various weather conditions which change the terrain effects of the entire map; and CO powers.

With the terrain changed, the old path beyond capitalism imagined by the left of the 20th century is lost.