Sentence examples for changed the period from inspiring English sources

And of course because the Supreme Court of Florida, in coming up with the remedy that they came up with, completely changed the period of time from a relatively short period of time seven days for a protest and a much longer period for a contest we now have a situation where there's 19 days for the protest and 16 days for the contest.

Hitchcock jettisoned almost everything else from the novel, brought in the atmosphere of the music hall, added dollops of slapstick and sexual tension completely missing from the book, changed the period to the 1930s and made the meaning of the title's 39 steps as irrelevant a MacGuffin as Janet Leigh's embezzlement of $40,000 in "Psycho".

This has changed the period of follow-up and therefore might have influenced the presented results.

Citing the year Austen first wrote a draft of the novel, Wright and Moggach changed the period setting from 1813 (the novel's publication date) to the late eighteenth century; this decision was partly because Wright wanted to highlight the differences within an England influenced by the French Revolution, as he was fascinated that it had "caused an atmosphere among the British aristocracy of fear".

Since this is an assumption based on trial data (see section 'Vaccine characteristics') we conducted analyses where we changed the period of stable VE following vaccination from 0, 5, 15, to 20 years.

They change the period of the piece because they want to make a political statement.

** I look the letter over and change the period after the last sentence to an exclamation point.

I look the letter over and change the period after the last sentence to an exclamation point.

This effect changes the period of the oscillations.

In this case, only the length of the string changes the period of the pendulum.

In addition, at the lunar encounter it is possible to change the period of time spent on each pole.