Sentence examples for changing proportions from inspiring English sources

Changes across lags in the strength of the attentional blink were characterized by changing proportions of 'seen' and 'not seen' ratings at both ends of the subjective visibility scale.

The changing proportions and modern fabrics brought the look far forward into modern times.

Volume replacement (using hyaluronic acid) is popular, too, but you need to take into account the naturally changing proportions of the face.

Those qualities, in changing proportions, animated his soulful account of the Andante and his commanding but playful reading of the spirited finale.

Consider, for example, the changing proportions, from elliptical to full-circle, of the Shiva Lord of Dance aureole, or the varying postures and expressions of the squirming dwarflike figure on which he stands.

Commander Bruce Nicolls gave a lecture called "A Sense of Proportion: A Review of the Changing Proportions of Rectangular Flags Since Medieval Times.O He chronicled the history of the flags.

The VRE signal on Earth has been quantified from Earthshine data as the time-dependent fractional change in albedo at 0.7 μm due to the changing proportion of vegetation in the disk view of the planet (Montanes-Rodriguez et al., 2006).

Another way to look at the job trend is to see the changing proportion of government jobs to total jobs.

fMRI measures the changing proportion of oxygenated and deoxygenated haemoglobin in activated brain areas.

Cognition of the changing proportion in the viscosity effect and inertia effect of fluid solid is also especially helpful for the sensitivity analysis of viscosity and vibration frequency.

We mentioned in the text that clonal selection for more aggressive growth of cancer cells could add to changing proportion of different mutations.