Sentence examples for changes timing from inspiring English sources

In horned beetles, such plastic responses involve behavioral traits (e.g. fighting vs. sneaking reproductive tactics in males [ 79]), parental investment [ 25, 26], physiological changes (timing of metamorphosis [ 24], thermoregulation [ 80]) and morphology (horns [ 27], testes investment [ 81]).

Why do some of us want to tell them?" Mr. Lithgow does tell stories, and eventually acts out his family's — and his father's — favorite, P. G. Wodehouse's "Uncle Fred Flits By," in a hilarious, 45-minute tour de force that doubles as a primer on acting, including body language (note the battle-ax), vocal changes, timing and facial expression (the parrot especially).

In the case of the speech examples: 1) changing word order has to change timing by definition, and 2) temporal prosody is again a rhythm change laid on top of a known sequence of target movements.

It is understood Labor will consider whether to support two elements of the plan: the changes to timing on GP consultations and freezing the rebate until 2018.

Changes in "timing processes" are found in HD, but no study has varied the degree of motor demands in timing functions in parallel in HD.

In a world of technological change, timing is everything.

The acquisition start time was recorded to the second for all three instruments (DCS, FD-NIRS, MRI) as well as the gas change timing.

Both the government, and Binskin, have denied there has been any delay or change in timing.

And when it comes to combating climate change, they say, timing matters.

Our result suggests that changes in timing of pollen season onset will influence timing of increase in allergy/asthma outcomes.

Moreover, dynamic changes in timing predicted ratings of emotional arousal, as well as real-time changes in neural activity.