Sentence examples for changes over the ages from inspiring English sources

In an essay for the Nobel committee, Professor Fogel wrote that he entered Columbia "with the naïve belief that by combining the study of history and economics I would quickly discover the fundamental forces that had determined technological and institutional changes over the ages, and that such knowledge would point to solutions to the current problems of economic instability and inequity".

Besides, the means and the variabilities of the infant parameters were not the same across the bundles (Fig.  2), reflecting differences in the maturational stages and in the rates of the maturational changes over the age range.

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For Mr. Bobbitt is trying to grasp how governance and warfare -- matters of life and death -- change over the ages.

They've been changed over the ages so they are complex and there are parts you can't see that need fixing.

At the Shanghai Municipal History Museum in Pudong's Oriental Pearl TV Tower (1 Shi Ji Da Dao; 86-21-5879-1888), you can judge how much or little Dajing Lu might have changed over the ages.

"It is a tough act for us at the moment because we are trying to get that balance of keeping up at the top end of the league and obviously having to try to change over the age group of players we have.

The idea that the constant may have changed over the age of the universe isn't new.

The size of the venous sinuses normally does not change over the age range investigated but sinus pressure is reduced proportional to an age-related blood flow reduction.

Our skin gradually changes over the years, for instance due to ageing or exposure to the weather.

A regression analysis was modelled with log (Breslow) to assess the changes over the years of incidence according to age, sex, and location.