Sentence examples for changing the group from inspiring English sources
During their time together they underwent an image change, including changing the group's name to "The Untouchables" and dropping Dice, Shade, and Pie from their respective names.
Still, Pirelli will have a job convincing critics that buying the stake in Telecom Italia is part of a bold new strategy aimed at changing the group radically, rather than opportunistic empire-building.
The symbolism of rallying outside NRA headquarters was important to Nathaniel and other organizers, but, he said, he has no illusions about changing the group's political positions.
Meanwhile, with more than ¥3 trillion worth of shareholders' funds, Hitachi can easily absorb the kind of write-offs it has in mind.Neither fixed, nor brokeMr Kanai talks about "changing the group's business philosophy".
As my colleague Peter Baker reports, one of the documents seized during the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, last year suggests that Al Qaeda's leadership seriously considered changing the group's name to make its connection to Islam more explicit.
The transient behaviour of the dispersion slope is displayed for two various rate of terahertz signal, while keeping T 12 = 1γand Λ = 8γfixed in Fig. 4. We are looking for the required switching time for changing the group velocity from subluminal to superluminal or vice versa by proper manipulating the tunnelling rate T 12 and terahertz signal.
This is especially important in the mesoscopic scale where changing the groups, the characterization of the system is also changed.
Note: filtering should be done after grouping, as changing the grouping of a data set removes any data filter applied by the user within the current session.
The data can be grouped after being read into Sherpa, as shown in the Changing the grouping scheme of a data set thread.
Sherpa allows one to bin the spectra during the analysis session; see the Sherpa thread Changing the grouping scheme of a data set within Sherpa for details.
They would, nevertheless, fall short of changing the groups' status under international law.
