Sentence examples for changes to the flow from inspiring English sources
The project is opposed by Vietnam, which fears that changes to the flow of the river could damage the Mekong Delta.
This could be done by further changes to the flow of funding, with train firms paying for devolved routes to use the tracks, and having a bigger say in how the railways are run.
Beside straight pipes, pipelines contain other fittings, which pose abrupt changes to the flow direction, and hence their impact on the flow stability needs to be ascertained.
Conventional approaches to stormwater management for environmental protection fail because they do not address all of the changes to the flow regime caused by conventional stormwater drainage.
The model used a relationship between the WWF and the center of gravity of the liquid phase with a concave interface that can describe continuous changes to the flow regime from a stratified to an annular.
The entrance to the lagoon used during the joint USA/USSR expedition in 1988 [2] on the southwest corner of the lagoon (Figure 1A) had filled in and was impassable in 2009, indicating that there have been changes to the flow and sedimentation in that region.
Since publication of the description of Mohamed's torture, government officials have claimed to have detected a change to "the flow of sensitive material" from the US, but have produced no evidence to support this.
In both cases, the mechanism shaping the trajectory is essentially the same: the trajectory suddenly finds itself converging towards a different attractor as a result of an abrupt change to the flow at its current position.
Changes to the traffic flow over the river bridges on one of the busiest routes into Swansea have taken effect.
CMOS compatible, high voltage SOI MESFETs have been fabricated using a standard 3.3 V CMOS process without any changes to the process flow.
Given the chancellor's recent changes to pensions, the flow of cash into property as a secure income stream for the already wealthy is only likely to increase.
