Sentence examples for changes on the same from inspiring English sources

On June 3rd this year France was virtually closed by a nationwide strike against the government's proposed pension changes, on the same day that Austrians brought their country to a halt over pension reform.

In arguing that such factors play a role throughout our knowledge, Quine accepts 'a more thorough pragmatism' (1951, 46) which puts Carnap's external changes on the same epistemological status as his internal changes.

If he finds something attractive to wear, he buys and changes on the same store.

The current version of CMAP contains more than 7,000 expression profiles representing treatments from 1,309 compounds (http://www.broadinstitute.org/cMAP/) and in several studies, the CMAP database has been used for discovery of functional connections between drugs, genes, and diseases through the common gene-expression changes on the same cell lines [17], [18], [19], [20], [21].

We also tested whether the clustering of sites under positive selection is due to changes on the same or different branches of the phylogeny.

The fluctuations in specificity are due to changes on the same time scales in the variance of the ED utilization signal.

However, due to the theoretical risks of radiological exposure during pregnancy, such methods could only be used after delivery and direct correlation with data on BMD changes of the same skeletal site during pregnancy would not be possible.

The resultant organization was stable but open to change on the same principles.

As a consequence, even though the mechanical interface condition is changed on the same module, the successful thermal design could be achieved if we design the heater to have sufficiently large power with reference to the heritage value of contact resistance.

Production of seamless steel tube is characterized as follows: (1) rolling batch is considered as a job to be scheduled; (2) the production process consists of multiple stages; (3) different setup times are required for different rolling batches to be processed; and (4) product variety is frequently changed on the same equipment.

It's not often you can put nuclear weapons, terrorism and climate change on the same list as quantum computing, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, but the U.S. government believes all pose an "emerging threat" to its national security.