Sentence examples for changed to ordinary from inspiring English sources

After 21 weeks, after cessation of growth, the animals were divided into two groups: the first group continued receiving soft diet for six more weeks (hypofunction group), while the second group changed to ordinary (hard) diet with the aim to restore a normal masticatory function (rehabilitation group).

The change was perceived as a reduction in the significance of the method, or as one doctor put it: "The power has gone out of the prescription now that it's been changed to an ordinary paper".

In this way, with the use of this vector space, the coupled governing partial differential equations are changed to two sets of ordinary first-order differential equations, where their unknown functions are the coefficients of base functions in the Hankel-Fourier domain.

Mr Grayling, who wants the law changed to protect the right of ordinary citizens to defend themselves against criminals, said that if someone was threatened in their home by a knife-wielding burglar, they "might" be justified in killing him.

For what those changes mean to ordinary Chinese people right now, they will read Yiyun Li's stories," wrote literary critic David Robinson of Li's debut, A Thousand Years of Good Prayers, winner of the Guardian First Book and Frank O'Connor International Short Story awards in 2006.

Moreover, the wavelength dependence also changed from ordinary to extraordinary, in which the absolute value of birefringence increases with wavelength.

Words had to change their ordinary meaning and to take that which was now given them.

Mr Wang said the party must adhere to "strict self-management" if it wanted to change how ordinary people live.

Firstly we used a similarity transformation to change the governing equations to ordinary differential equations which were then solved numerically.

"Nothing is going to change for ordinary Cubans.

But constitutions are harder to change than ordinary laws, so they serve as a valuable check.Term limits may give corrupt politicians an incentive to loot faster.