Sentence examples for convey the changes from inspiring English sources

But Daniel Karlin, a professor at Bristol University, has shown how cleverly stories such as "An Habitation Enforced" and "The House Surgeon" in Kipling's 1909 collection Actions and Reactions convey the changes beneath the surface of English Edwardian society.

Often, Systems Engineering curricula reflect methods and processes proven over time and as such don't necessarily convey the changes occurring at the forefront of complex system development.

Time intervals of 5 years were chosen as small enough to convey the changes brought on by growth but large enough to obtain literature-based values.

The researchers say there's a time lag of just two seconds to convey the change in emotion.

When a change in clinical direction occurs, that person has to convey the change back to drug discovery to work on a new set of data.

Both are the direct spawn of "Mad Men" — shows set in the early sixties that aim at conveying the changes of the era which led us to where we are now.

Discussing the legal implications of the new data-sharing arrangement between WhatsApp and Facebook with TechCrunch earlier today, Scott Vernick, partner and head of the data security and privacy practice at U.S. law firm Fox Rothschild LLP, suggested regulators will be keen to ensure the language used in the updated T&Cs clearly and accurately conveys the changes being made.

The visualisation through maps of changing heat stress is a useful tool in conveying the change in spatial and temporal patterns.

Since he believes that cunning, greed and hustling have always prevailed in American history, he cannot clearly convey the fundamental changes in society and culture that actually took place between 1600 and 1800.

Ms. Williams said the company was sending out a letter today to its 3,500 stores and that store managers would then convey the policy change to the company's more than 1 million employees.

(1) To convey the absolute change resulting from case-mix adjustment we calculated differences on the 0 100 scale between case-mix adjusted and unadjusted practice-level mean scores.