Sentence examples for correspondingly changed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, as the empire expanded and Tenochtitlán evolved into a heterogeneous community, the religious needs correspondingly changed from those of a simple agrarian society.

The addition of sodium saccharin changed the crystal orientation from mixed hcp (10¯10) and (11¯20) planes to mixed hcp (10¯10), (0002) and (10¯11) planes; deposit morphology was correspondingly changed from curved dihedral structure to fine grained structure; it also favored the formation of deposits of small grain size and high microhardness, yet led to a much rougher surface.

If the size and the shape of AuNPs have changed, the peak of absorbance would be correspondingly changed.

Then, the decomposition is made canonical in a second step to identify the components and the components spectra are correspondingly changed.

By becoming conscious of it therefore not of the sensation of anger but the anger transformed by consciousness what we feel 'is correspondingly changed' (207); the 'effect of this experience … is make them less violent' (209).

These transformations in sequencing technology have correspondingly changed what it means to undertake a sequencing project.

In practice, the TiNxOy thin films produced by such air-based sputtering could turn from conductive, semiconductive, to dielectric and would correspondingly change from opaque, translucent, to transparent.

The crystal structure and lattice parameter of ternary films change with X value and their physical properties correspondingly change as well.

This is exactly what prompted him to make some himself: for one, he programmed software that tracks the path of the sun across the sky from sunrise to sunset, making the screen saver graphic correspondingly change from an abstracted sun to a moon.

If so, the change of solid concentration will correspondingly change the buffer capacity and it is indeed the case.

We show that if there is a stoichiomorphism from (S, R) to S ^, R ^ and we change the rates of S ^, R ^, then we can correspondingly change the rates of (S, R) so that we have again a stoichiomorphism, and hence the previous theorem applies.