Sentence examples for committed change from inspiring English sources

"These fossils give us an extraordinarily detailed look into a new chapter of human evolution, and provide a window into a critical period when hominids made the committed change from dependency on life in the trees to life on the ground," said Prof Berger.

Commit Change changes all of that.

Although this is a valid interpretation, it may happen that authors commit changes in the same clone, and this would lead to a wrong answer for this question.

There's offline functionality that commits changes back to the original once you find a connection, and comment sharing and review for collaborative editing.

"Draft targets the 'inner loop' of a developer's workflow — while developers write code, but before they commit changes to version control," the team explains in today's announcement.

Alternatively, the egenv –update –current, will automatically commit changes with default values without any user intervention.

We prefer not to allow the public to commit changes to the Chado database but still wish to provide a bidirectional user-interface.

For the group smartIES (average quality = 3.33), all group members participated through the software platform (100%), most changes were committed (4353 changes) and also demonstrated an asymmetrical activity (Gini coefficient: 0.79) between group members.

Any government committed to change needs to understand that the case for change can only be sustained through strong argument.

But organizations can only do so much, change cannot be mandated or legislated and each individual must be committed to change.

Romania's ruling politicians already seem fully committed to change; their problem is a lack of skilled officials at every level not something that will change quickly.