Sentence examples for changing the forms from inspiring English sources
The growing trade in patients seeking health care in other countries, or medical travel, is changing the forms and experiences of health care seeking and producing changes to hospitals in terms of their design, organization and spaces.
But he keeps to his course, changing the forms, adjusting the themes, renewing the commitment.
As they consume the spheres, a strange transformation occurs to each, changing the forms of their shadows into powerful beings that are able to destroy the robot army.
Then, changing the form of the incidence can potentially change the behaviour of the system.
At a practical level, changing the form of the agreement will not affect the American presence in Iraq in the short term.
But he was "saved," to use his word, by changing the form and tone of his poetry, specifically by adopting a stylistic device, long lines, that many critics consider the principal innovation of his poetry.
He is, as we see in one chapter, not much of a writer himself; and in case we had any doubts about that, Coetzee puts into his mouth the philistine aside that "changing the form" of the book "should have no effect on the content".
What struck me as similar with filmmakers as with scientists, is that women have been excluded from film and science to a certain extent, in terms of the recognition or in terms of changing the form or the approach to the way things are done".
Any suitable penalty function can be used without changing the form of RDBC and B-RDBC.
