Sentence examples for changing in time and from inspiring English sources

We find that DLS measurements can resolve particle populations changing in time, and can reasonably resolve relatively small changes in mean size with minute resolution, but that a dynamic particle population cannot be resolved with the same precision as a static population of particles.

Environments are continuously changing in time, and they differ from place to place.

Sunlight reflectance Sun's elevation angle (in degrees) 90 50 40 30 20 10 5 reflectance (percent) 3 3 4 6 12 27 42 Solar radiation received at the ocean surface is constantly changing in time and space.

These narrow electrojets are dynamic, changing in time and moving northward and southward as auroral activity develops and evolves.

The underlying population at risk is itself dynamic, changing in time and place, and is not well represented through use of residential population as a crime denominator.

The aerodynamic admittance function is one of the most difficult to be measured since controlling the incoming flow turbulence spectrum is a primary need and because admittance is a function of the mean wind-to-deck relative angle changing in time and space.

2) With R and Tc changing in time, ΔI, ΔV and ΔT will also change according to (4)–(6).

In this paper the embedding of gold clusters in crystallizing bisphenol-A polycarbonate is treated as diffusion with drift in inhomogeneous and changing in time medium.

A conceptual semi-analytical ecological-economic model is developed that is based on metapopulation theory and takes into account that the costs of conservation may be spatially heterogeneous and changing in time.

For the case of domains changing in time, one may refer to [8 14] and the references therein.

This probably results from the fact that the underlying probabilistic structure (i.e., %CV) was unknown to the subjects and was changing in time fairly rapidly.