Sentence examples for changes each of from inspiring English sources

In a dimly lit 2007 production of "Peter Grimes," Gelb ordered the chorus to make multiple costume changes, each of which incurred additional charges under the work rules and added up to more than a hundred thousand dollars.

In 2010 alone, the code underwent 579 changes — each of which had to be explained to the public, programmed into the computer systems and incorporated into the audit procedures used to examine returns.

In order to rapidly follow unexpected environmental changes, we propose a parameter control method in reinforcement learning that changes each of learning parameters in appropriate directions.

Again, search is going to get a boost from these changes — each of these icons will be tagged with a bright red badge whenever you have a new update, immediately drawing your eye to that part of the screen when you log in.

Not surprisingly, this has been the starting point for many discussions of eye evolution, which is often depicted as a linear series of small changes, each of which adds very slightly to the organism's ability to process visual information (e.g., Salvini-Plawen and Mayr 1977; Miller 1994; Nilsson and Pelger 1994; Osorio 1994; Dawkins 1996; Bahar 2002; Kutschera and Niklas 2004).

Even in the frantic, funk-light drive of "I Ain't the Same," Howard's pattering naiveté, as she vows, "I said I'd never grow old," soon yields to the experience of loss that ages and changes each of us forever, while she croons like someone with an old soul, with possible nod to Bessie Smith's "Young Woman's Blues" from the 1920s.

To avoid the worst effects of climate change, each of us on the planet needs to limit our annual emissions of CO2 to just two tonnes.

Usually, he does not have to change each of the curves.

The results reveal three distinct patterns of change, each of which favour particular strategic interventions by transition proponents.

But next semester, that may change depending on how insurance companies change each of our own costs.

They asked some people passing by for some change, each of them extending a ballcap clutched in their hands.