Sentence examples for changing a set of from inspiring English sources

Differences in patterns of shoot density among species are explained by changing a set of parameter values related to growth form and phenology.

Differences in vertical and horizontal patterns of module density among species are explained by changing a set of parameter values related to growth form and phenology.

The proposed methodology reduces design time, can be automated and calibrated for process variations and ageing, by changing a set of digital scaling coefficients.

Other parts of the public sector can be classified as either being instruments in themselves, or organisations administering instruments.Public sector reform is about changing a set of policy instruments.

Pataki's proposal represents one of his boldest gestures in office — if, that is, it can be considered bold to suggest changing a set of laws that have been called racist, inhumane, and a hoax, and that no one really believes in anymore.

The skateboard is the key, and the body turns it, changing a set of stairs into a feature to be ollied or a ledge into a line to be scraped across.

Every time a new employee arrives at a company, or another employee moves to a new office, hooking up that person's phone service is simply a matter of changing a setting on a Web page.

Cloud computing has completely evolved business computing and software architectures, changing a rigid set of services into an iterative, scalable set of applications that constantly transform to meet the needs of companies and consumers.

The entire cast of Holby City quickly filled the room and I found myself changing into a set of scrubs, in the toilet, in tears.

In comedy, for example, the agenda kept changing with a set of circular twists and turns more dizzying than the ones that got our gymnasts a bronze at the Olympics.

"What we're talking about doing is changing a mind-set of the world," Bush said Sunday.