Sentence examples for concept of changing from inspiring English sources

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has publicly flirted with the concept of changing the limits through the Council, so that he can seek a third four-year term in the November 2009 elections.

Speaking to the New York State AFL-CIO yesterday, Gov. George E. Pataki endorsed the concept of changing state law to allow unions to be recognized without an election if they persuade more than half of the workers at a company to sign union cards.

Remark 3 The systems (6) and (33) with randomly changing coupling strength and the switched systems [30 38] are similar in the concept of changing parameters.

The proposed algorithm is based on the adaptability concept of changing the constant value in the previous version of the algorithm (ItswTCM), in other words, changing the limit for the constant value without affecting the simplicity of the algorithm.

Final Fantasy XI uses the concept of changing Jobs in a similar fashion to Final Fantasy III, and currently has twenty-two Jobs as of the latest expansion pack in 2013.

Creators suggest the single time line Ruka was male, is the anomaly specific to Ruka alone, suggesting Ruka could have possibly been in the incorrect timeline compared to the others, thus the concept of changing the mothers diet from meat to vegetables having no scientific support that it can alter a fetus' sex outcome in any way confirms, Ruka was in the wrong timeline from the beginning.

A guided hands-on practical exercise in sedimentology and stratigraphy, palaeoenvironmental analysis and Palaeolithic archaeology was supported by the development of a 'Quaternary Timeline' chart, which introduces the concepts of changing climates and environments and characterises the broad expression of these changes in the terrestrial and fossil records.

Although several definitions have been advanced, here trans-differentiation and reprogramming are mostly treated as analogous concepts of changing cell fate.

In order to introduce the concept of changing-periodic time scales precisely and concisely, we need the following definitions.

It is interesting to note that in view of Theorem 2.21, Proposition 2.3 and Definition 2.6, it is possible to introduce another concept of changing-periodic time scales.

The concept of changing-periodic time scales introduced in this paper will help in understanding and removing the serious deficiency which arises in the study of classical functions on time scales.