Sentence examples for continuously changing composition from inspiring English sources

Reflections in windows, and the movement of pedestrians and public transportation (often plastered with advertising) on the horizontal urban grid, create a continuously changing composition that's not only beautiful but crammed with information about city life.

(7) Due to continuously changing the composition of the reservoir fluid in the course of gas storage process, there is a need to a powerful compositional simulator which can analyze continuous displacement of condensates, gas, and water within the reservoir.

The polymer brush is identical with the middle block B. By continuously changing the composition of the block copolymer, the phase diagrams are constructed for three cases with the fixed film thickness and the brush density: identical interaction parameters, frustrated and non-frustrated cases.

We know very little about how these events are controlled or how the PS is maintained despite its continuously changing cellular composition.

Biological complexes are dynamic objects of changing composition.

During processing of a food, its temperature, moisture and other compositions, structure, etc., can change, continuously changing its physical properties.

Light rays change direction when they reflect off a surface, move from one transparent medium into another, or travel through a medium whose composition is continuously changing.

Climate changes and continuously changing world are requiring new demands from biotechnology.

The propagation and establishment strategies employed by the highly diversified assortment of different plant life forms result in contrasting successional stages and a zonation of plant assemblages along the flood-level gradient, whose species composition and successional status are continuously changing not only temporally but also spatially along the river channel.

In fact, várzea and igapó floodplains are composed of a mosaic of plant assemblages whose species composition and successional status are continuously changing not only temporally but also spatially along the river channel (Puhakka et al., 1992; Wittmann et al., 2004).

In dynamic environments, these dependencies will change rapidly as a result of the continuously changing state.