Now Chin-wen Chou, Till Rosenband, and colleagues at the National Institute of Standard and Technology NISTT) in Boulder, Colorado, have detected changes in the passage of time caused by speeds of less than 10 meters per second and height changes of less than a meter, using a new type of atomic clock called an optical clock.
The endogenous and hereditary process of accumulative changes in the passage of time resulting in functional deterioration and/or death.
The last investigated parameter, interspinous distance, showed a significant change in the passage from supine to upright position in both acute and chronic patients with instability.
For Wittgenstein, analogously, to say that there is substance is to say that there are some things such that all "existence changes" in the metaphorical passage from world to world are reconfigurations of them.
In humans, evolutionary changes in the anatomy of passages that subserve respiration, swallowing, and speech has resulted in a common chamber for intake of air and food and for speech.
16 Thus, although no data about elevator use were obtained during the study, we were able to ascertain that changes in the number of passages through the staircases were not just due to changes in building occupancy.
[Added in 2003:] I thank John Corcoran for his very apt critical comments, which prompted changes in several passages of the 1999 text.
Ho et al. (2004) have already shown that the change in the TC passage frequency in the WNP is related to the southwestward shift of the SWPH in the late 1970s.
There were no significant changes in the growth rate through passages in all xenograft tumors (data not shown).
At that scale, researchers expect to see subtle changes in the CMB caused by the passage of the primordial photons through and around the galaxy clusters that have formed since the radiation was emitted.
