Sentence examples for changes in brief from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, when thermosensitive neurones are exposed to different temperature changes, the effects evoked (changes in brief ionic currents of the depolarizing pre‐potential, but not in the resting membrane potential) seem incompatible with a pivotal role of TRP channels in central thermosensitivity (Boulant 2006).

The typical approach to Google updates has been to quietly roll out an algorithmic change in brief, major phases that affect nearly all sites simultaneously, doling out rewards and penalties as appropriate.

Mr. Zedillo outlined the changes in a brief nationally broadcast speech, televised from one of his presidential offices.

Video art however has gone through so many changes in its brief history that it does not have much aesthetic coherence at all: does an installation by Gary Hill from the early 1990s belong in the same category as a more recent work by Cory Arcangel?

Each generation of fruit flies is so short-lived that, by stringent selection, it is possible to produce large changes in remarkably brief periods of time.

While autoradiographic techniques can image the whole brain, their disadvantage is that they have no temporal resolution and offer only a snapshot of CBF changes in the brief (<1 min) period before the animal is killed.

A change in the brief introduction is more pointed.

Only respondents who reported no important life change in the brief period between the two assessments were included in the test-retest analysis.

The change was announced in brief post on Apple's developer website, and comes at a time when Apple has introduced new technologies for third-party developers that allow them to build augmented reality applications where virtual objects can be overlaid on the real world, as in Pokémon Go.

Studies of climate history show as was mentioned above that sharp changes in temperatures over brief periods of time have occurred frequently without setting into motion any disastrous feedback systems that would lead either to a runaway heating that would cook the earth or a freezing that would eliminate all life.

To pacify high anticipatory stress, rely on practical logic that your initial anxiety will subside after rapid changes in altitude or brief moments of turbulence.