Sentence examples for continuous alterations from inspiring English sources
Conversely, those municipalities facing higher levels of rigidities, in order to achieve the steady-state solution, are obliged to compromise continuously with firms and local residents, and the resulting bargaining process they have to go through provokes continuous alterations in the number of immigrants allowed to enter their jurisdiction.
Classically, the higher symmetry of the Kepler problem allows for continuous alterations of the orbits that preserve energy but not angular momentum; expressed another way, orbits of the same energy but different angular momentum (eccentricity) can be transformed continuously into one another.
Morphologic changes were not restricted to senescent stages but represented continuous alterations in the course of long-term culture of MSC.
Thus the success or failure of B. subtilis to propagate on Trp or one of the fluoroTrps was subject to continuous alterations as sensitive proteins comprising the particular oligogenic barrier in each instance were mutated.
The consequences of such continuous alterations of stakeholders' responses may be reduced data validity associated with the non-exposed herds in the experimental field studies, as these herds cannot be regarded as static controls throughout the study period.
Since tumors undergo continuous alterations as they progress, the tumor site can be considered as a place where a never-ending deconstruction and reconstruction takes place and the tumor itself is the architect.
Another rhythm plays counterpoint to the shift between close-up and periphery: a continuous alteration between art and commodity.
"This demands a continuous alteration of the past, made possible by the system of thought which really embraces all the rest, and which is known in Newspeak as doublethink".
Time is the measure of continuous motion, and the instant is the measure of one of the moments of that continuous alteration (DT 94 95).
Drained and cultivated fen soils are characterised by continuous alteration of soil structure, which considerably complicates the precise simulation of soil water dynamics.
Scaling criteria can capture continuous alteration of rock and fluid properties related to fluid flow through porous media which can be characterized by different dimensionless groups.
