Sentence examples for changing set from inspiring English sources

Parkinsonian patients showed similar total fall incidence as AD patients, but the distribution was generalized across a higher number of sensory conditions, suggesting that their disability in the Sensory Organization Test could be due to difficulty in quickly changing set to match changes in balance conditions [ 51].

For years private companies and government agencies have given their employees a card or token that produces a constantly changing set of numbers.

Single roles are shared among various actors in a subtly changing set, so that the viewer, like the lead character, can never be certain of anything.

At first, these shows were mainly for the friends in the pictures, a constantly changing set of stills from an ongoing movie in which they were all starring.

Washington Square Park anchored the Village, offering 10 acres of green space to a steadily changing set of neighbours, from Edith Wharton to Bob Dylan.

One way to view the situation at 395 Hudson is as a kind of tribal struggle: Irish union men of the Old Guard bristling at the presumptuous ascendance of black hip-hop culture, and a changing set of social norms.

"[Karzai] got very, very frustrated with dealing with an ever-changing set of faces and ever-changing set of policies," said Graeme Smith, author and senior analyst for the International Crisis Group in Kabul.

In his fast-changing set lists, some of the songs are topical and short lived, others sly and durable.

Marcelo Tejedor, the chef, trained with the Basque chef Juan Mari Arzak, a pioneer of modernist, avant-garde cooking, and the ever-changing set menu reflects that influence.

I ask what it is like living in the midst of such an uncertain but potentially life-changing set of circumstances.

Then, in 2010, Pääbo and his colleagues published a game-changing set of results: a draft Neanderthal genome, based on DNA from three individuals.