Sentence examples for changes in the fan from inspiring English sources
The dry mass output was initially affected by changes in the fan speed, but returned to an equilibrium level of around 80 ± 15 g/min after 20 min (not shown).
Changes in the structure from fan-shaped to focal conic structures confirm the transition from SC to SA and the appearance of Williams domains confirm the transition from SA to nematic.
He speculated that after gay marriage laws were changed in the US, fans brought rainbow flags to their concerts "mainly because people think of the Louis and Harry thing".
Until there has been meaningful change in the boardroom, fans are likely to continue to stay away in protest.
So the film became something more than a biog documentary - not just the story of Imogen, her music and her personality, but hopefully an exploration of the positive power of social media and a look at how Imogen's digital personality evolves and changes in the form of her fan's activity and online 'tributes' - from poems and tattoos to hundreds of six second cover versions on Vine.
This combined with the presence of melanin (Figure 4A) points to local reactive changes in sea fan tissue consistent with an inflammatory response [17], [18], [19].
"The Kings are using their visibility to help instigate behavioral changes in the marketplace and, actually, among their fans as they're considering responsible environmental behavior," said Allen Hershkowitz, president and co-founder of the nonprofit Green Sports Alliance.
Fan said sudden changes in the water level – like the rapid drop at Zipingpu shortly before the quake – could greatly destabilise an existing fault.
There's the way the crowd is so neatly bisected into orange Hull fans and red Bristol fans, and the constant changes in the source and volume of their noise.
Howard said fans would notice changes in the second half of the season.
Submarine channel avulsion is a fundamental process in the evolution of submarine fans that records abrupt changes in the sediment dispersal patterns, and the development of sand-rich splay deposits.
