Sentence examples for changing differently from inspiring English sources

According to Descartes' own definition of a physical individual, we would seem to have a problem, since the different parts are changing differently with respect to the other individuals which would be considered its neighbors.

This is Ms. Mann's millennial idea, that the world is changing differently now, chaotically and bafflingly, rather than with an abrupt swivel.

As we go forward from here, my intention is to suggest ways we all can make a difference by thinking differently, changing our hearts, and making our own lives more emotionally rich and free.

In that case, the provision of equipment, training teachers differently, changing the assessment system so that children with different skills and abilities can all be tested would be enough.

Had Microsoft's lawyers known the tapes would be shown in court, Mr. Neukom said, "we would have prepared our witness differently," changing the style of his presentation, but not the substance.

I've sat in Niumatalolo's office on the third floor of Ricketts Hall and listened as he talked about lying awake at night thinking about ways that Navy could do things better – whether it be eating differently, changing the weightlifting routine or implementing a cutting-edge recovery program (which was done this season).

Said differently, changing the starting point for instance, to avoid a poor quality SNP does not affect the resulting wavelet coefficients, whereas this is not true under the DWT framework.

Trees are long-living organisms which react differently to changing environmental conditions during different life stages and long-term studies are required to assess these reactions.

Mosquito species were found to respond differently to changing local wetness conditions, and these differences were consistent with known breeding behavior and habitat preferences.

Economists have long known that different regions of the world respond differently to changing temperatures, but the reasons have been unclear.

Changes in ICD coding system can cause otherwise similar deaths to be classified differently, artificially changing apparent measles mortality.