Sentence examples for changes in points from inspiring English sources

There were random changes in points of view, sudden time travel and some awful pacing.

Mr. Kabakov's works often comment upon themselves, including written stories, criticisms and interpretations in a multitude of voices that produce head-spinning changes in points of view.

However, financial writers would be well advised to stop measuring index changes in points.

Small changes have been made to the protocol over time, to reflect changes in points of outcome data collection and recruitment procedures.

Such decline could not be linked to changes in point or diffuse emissions.

Due to high CXB (and the large internal background), observations with collimator instruments are susceptible to changes in observing configurations (e.g. changes in pointing directions or observing distances), which can severely narrow the observing windows.

"I recognize costs are going up and they want to ensure that their program is valuable," he said, though he noted that he wishes there were "more gradual changes in point structures and redemptions".

For the conditions in which participants pointed to the target on the ground, we were able to evaluate the extent to which changes in pointing elevation correlated with changes in arm azimuth velocity.

This has resulted in changes in point estimates of life expectancies and reductions in uncertainty ranges for some Member States compared to previously published estimates.

We evaluated changes in point and 95% confidence interval (CI) estimates when including covariates such as age, sex, race/ethnicity, poverty level, insurance status, delays in receiving care for asthma, asthma medication use, and county in our models (Table 1).

Sound-induced auditory fatigue, including all three significant explanatory variables (noise index, stress and annoyance) in model 5 resulted in marginal changes in point estimates for noise index and noise annoyance at work.