Sentence examples for changes which may come from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the stochastic disturbances in real world do not obey Gaussian noise, but they are variable structures subject to stochastic abrupt changes, which may come from abrupt phenomena.
There is also a new mode of vibration which may come from structure changes.
Perhaps that's why their sacrifices - which may come in the form of their freedom or their lives - often change history in ways their persecutors didn't anticipate.
The latter corresponds to the transmission cut-off, which may come about specifically at the sliding-contact interface.
The background for the latter are changes observed in 'omics' studies where harmless influences, e.g. feeding or exchanging culture medium, led to expression changes which may have come close to the level of drug-induced deregulation in cells (see section " 'Omics' methods and their interpretation") (Zhang et al. 2014).
22 All analyses were restricted to participants who had not moved home during the study and whose total reported physical activity had not changed by >900 min/week, which may have come about as a result of misreporting (eg, misreporting 15 min as 15 h).
Unless this changes, there may come a day in which it is no longer deemed cost-effective, business-wise, to introduce new services on the Internet.
Whatever changes may come in our artistic climate -- how we make art, how we consume it, which decisions are made about what to present -- will not come at once.
That change, however, may come too late.
