Sentence examples for changing period from inspiring English sources

The trend of the parameters with changing period is discussed and compared to predictions by existing theory and laboratory experiments dealing with dynamic effective properties.

Built of limestone, it's in neo-gothic revival style, and is a protected structure, which doesn't mean you cannot make changes, but it does mean your plans will be supervised, and they can't involve changing period features or altering the exterior fabric.

Polaris may be experiencing a rare and rapidly changing period in its evolution, says astronomer David Turner of Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

These characters sing in a high, shrill voice with occasional breaks to represent the voice changing period of adolescence.

Whether the changing period from the 12th baktun to the 13th baktun takes place on Dec. 21, Dec. 23, or Dec. 24, nothing drastic will come of it.

While we believe that the best explanation of our results is that all of the tested polycations have penetrated to the cytoplasm, it is certainly true that the changing period of the Min oscillation is a fast single-cell cytoplasmic marker of the action of the tested polycations.

(a) Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) image of the fabricated 1D plasmonic spectroscope with gradually changing periods from 400 to 200 nm (from left to right).

Figure 4a shows the fabricated device consisting of gradually changing periods from 200 to 400 nm that covers all colours in the visible range.

Four centuries of non-indigenous rule can be viewed through several changing periods of governing power and shifting official policy toward aborigines.

In addition to showing the strength of the evidence for changes in long-run trends, it considers the effect that data revision and changing sample period has had on inference about structural changes.

The only hope and change Obama could conjure this time was changing the period on his campaign slogan — "Forward".