Sentence examples for connected to change from inspiring English sources
2 buttons are connected to change the sound effect of MIDI output by external ISR.
Rather than attacking communist rule directly, we would create small islands of freedom, interconnected social circles and associations, which, when the moment came, could all be connected to change the system.
These properties are connected to change in cholesterol incorporation into mixed micelles but also modulation of cholesterol metabolism in the cell through Niemann-Pick C1-like 1 protein and ABC-type transporters, resulting in lower cholesterol intake [ 24].
The same thorny consciousness that can make us miserable also enables us to forgive, to connect, to change.
"It's clear to me that several of these trends are connected to changes in the economy," Dr. Jenner said.
(That said, changes in the level of business investment seem to be closely connected to changes in stock prices).By contrast, debt is a contractual obligation to pay fixed amounts at set times.
As a person's microbiome is "intertwined" with their sleep wake cycle, poor sleep is connected to changes in a person's metabolism, which can lead to weight gain.
Our results showed clearly that uncharred feedstock and lower temperature biochars gave higher benefits to both contrasting textured soils than higher temperature biochars, largely connected to changes in the physiochemical properties of biochars.
During a meeting with the New York Times late last month, he said he would keep an "open mind" on the issue and acknowledged that human activity might be connected to changes in the climate.
