Sentence examples for changes meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Mental changes, meanwhile, happen slowly and imperceptibly.

Where were the words about freedom, and liberty and human rights?" Changes, meanwhile, are under way to preserve the veterans' legacy in Miami.

Most structural changes, meanwhile, came in the first act and were designed to introduce "the family and its eccentricities" more clearly, Mr. Oken said by e-mail.

For different gear faults, the amplitude of fault feature frequency has different changes, meanwhile different sidebands are produced.

The full name and venue data changes, meanwhile, are signs of how Foursquare is beefing up its big data offering: more information being shared with more people — and importantly, businesses as part of Foursquare's local-commerce dashboard play.

Climate change, meanwhile, may be causing the fish to swim to colder waters elsewhere (see article).

Tackling climate change, meanwhile, demands policies peering half a century ahead from politicians more used to looking nervously at voters' current utility bills.

The most tangible evidence of change, meanwhile, can already be seen in the ID checks aboard the trains, buses and ferries that connect Sweden with its southern neighbours, Denmark and Germany.

Change, meanwhile, is speeding up, and leaving millions lost or behind.

Hope for change Meanwhile, Laurent and Laura, and hundreds or perhaps thousands of children and women in CAR, live as outcasts with an uncertain future.

Because the distribution for each gene is different, gene pair duple confirmation refers to a gene pair (A, B) could be identified only when gene A is chosen, the pair shows significant co-expression change; meanwhile, when gene B is chosen, the pair is also determined with significant differential co-expression between two progressive stages.