Sentence examples for changes to the shape from inspiring English sources

Conservative MPs are as one in their support for the goals of austerity – a budget surplus by 2020 and the drastic changes to the shape of the state that implies.

Studying changes to the shape, size, and arrangement of patches of forest habitat remains a challenge in the field of landscape ecology.

These questions are being asked more widely in mainstream bioethics, prompted by longterm changes to the shape of family life across different societies and, as a result, the way families interact with medical and social care.

One type of epigenetic regulation is caused by changes to the shape of complexes called chromatin, the bundles of DNA and certain fundamental proteins that make up the chromosomes.

But the more common cause is simple aging, that results in subtle changes to the shape of the globe of the eye and loss of the elasticity of the vitreous humor the gel that fills the globe.

Residence time distribution (RTD) analysis was used to acquire hydrodynamic information from changes to the shape of a tracer pulse as it passed from the highly mixed region above the distributor to the calmer regions further up the expanded bed.

They then stand as signposts that indicate a significant change to the shape, values and rewards of a Miliband society.

Spin bowling is all about repetition and the change in body shape means a slight change to the shape of the action and so the shape on the ball is different as well".

The prime minister announced the most radical change to the shape of Whitehall for years, with the Department for Energy and Climate Change being abolished and its responsibilities absorbed into a new Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.

In the trials that provided haptic feedback opposite to the simulated surface (Fig. 3d), the observers' percepts changed to the shape indicated by the haptic feedback, i.e. opposite to the previous condition.

Grinding is the only activity that results in significant changes to the surface shape of the ochre, producing a plane.