Sentence examples for charting the changes from inspiring English sources

Make an economic/employment timeline charting the changes in Japan from 1999 to the present.

Robert Henson, a meteorologist who is an editor at the nonprofit University Corporation for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo., wrote a history charting the changes in television weather forecasting.

The BPI's annual Digital Music Report has been charting the changes in its industry for a while - but the latest edition seems to show that 2012 was the year when the digital revolution finally began to start paying and stop hurting.

By charting the changes in the number of edges, nodes, total weight and CC as α is adjusted, we not only demonstrate how these features are preserved in our filtered Human Phenotype Network, but also provide a rationale for which significance level cutoff to use.

Starting next week a series of corporate profiles will chart the changes, good and bad, at some of Britain's leading companies.

The posters on my walls charted the changes in my musical taste from David Cassidy — I was very young, and it was the 1970s — to Roxy Music and the Clash.

In the early 1970s, POA was one of only five bottle-conditioned beers (now there are hundreds): Boak and Bailey chart the changes since – and there have been plenty – in a compelling, fastidious fashion.

The four panel colour comic charted the changes in the evolution of food.

My job now is to try to chart the changes that are happening in China.

Thus, for example, Addison and Belfield (2004a) chart the changes in the impact of British unions at a time when union density almost halved from 53 % in 1979 to 28%% in 1999.

I've been back to Iraq many times now and each time I've charted the changes in the war with the changes in my own life.