Sentence examples for changes as a window from inspiring English sources

To detect lies, polygraphs measure physiological changes as a window into the emotional state of liars.

At the same time, in a move that many proponents of change viewed as a window into the problems of the existing law, Mr. Steinberg introduced a separate measure that would exempt from environmental review a sports arena for Sacramento that he has championed as part of a campaign to stop the city's basketball team, the Kings, from moving to Seattle.

His company was approaching the climate change challenge as a window of business opportunity -- using adversity as inspiration for new product lines and business models.

Hormonal changes provide a window of opportunity.

You then have three ways to "pass" the Google test: offer a responsive design (when your website changes as the window size changes – Google's recommended option); have a dynamic served website (different devices get served a different version); or create an alternate mobile page (where you send users to a separate url if they are on a mobile).

Similar motivators included the potential for healthy changes to impact the entire family and the postpartum period as a "window of opportunity" for lifestyle change.

Past experience suggests that CalPERS and other institutional investors will use AIG's difficulties as a window for demanding changes in corporate business practices.

IPCC is employed in this paper as a window into climatic change research; its four assessments, in 1990 , 1995 2001 and 2007, provide an effective mirror of research trends in this field [ 24, 26- 30].

Figure 4 Predicted normalized conductance change as a function of window length for different values of parasitic resistance.

"I started life as a window dresser and I never really changed, I guess".

We postulated that changes in blood leukocyte phenotype and expression of adhesion molecules would serve as a "window" on vascular inflammatory effects after inhalation challenge.