Sentence examples for changes in the principle from inspiring English sources

Recent changes in the principle design of MF powered double magnetron cathodes has lead to two major advances; higher target utilization and increased stabilization of the reactive gas discharge.

Beyond merely terminological changes, in The Principle of the Infinitesimal Method and the second edition of Kant's Theory of Experience, Cohen offers a better developed and more clearly articulated account of the substance of his epistemological view.

As numbers of those out of work, sick or disabled continued to grow, there was a shift in profile towards younger age groups, more women and changes in the principle reason for claim from musculoskeletal problems to mental health, although in the UK, there was still a concentration in former deindustrialized areas.

Large producers have resisted any change in the system, contending that altering the principle of equal budgetary contributions should entail a change in the principle of equal voting rights.

Google, which insists that its links provide a service to publishers by directing traffic to their sites, had fiercely resisted any change in the principle of free linking.

"But there will be no change in the principle here".

The conservatives arrayed against him oppose any change in the principles of the 1979 Islamic revolution.

"Review does not mean a change in the principles," he often said.

The last ten years have seen no spectacular change in the principles of biological assay of vitamins, but much refinement of technique and broadening of scope.

"There are lots of ways to go, but it doesn't necessarily mean a fundamental change in the principles of Dublin," the source said, referring to the obligation to claim asylum in the first country of arrival.

But the party could go further, as Balls implies, by suggesting Britain push for changes in the way the principle of free movement of people is implemented.