Sentence examples for day altered from inspiring English sources

The number of seconds in a siderial day: altered from 86,164 s/day to 3.15×107 s/day.

In this study, delirium was defined as meeting the criteria for DSM-IV-TR delirium (acute onset, fluctuation over the course of the day, altered level of consciousness with inattention and at least one of the following symptoms: memory impairment, disorientation, disorganized speech and perceptual disturbances).

England's bowlers remained disciplined but failed to find the swing enjoyed by their opponents and only late in the day altered their plans to attempt some short-pitched aggression.

After a hard day altering and pressing clothes in a department store basement, Rosa Parks and three other black people were ordered to give up their row of seats to a white man.

In their minds they are still immortal, but I see the changes, the subtle differences that will one day alter their hurry.

Further research would be useful to determine if levels of nurse staffing, such as nurse patient ratio or nursing hours per patient day, alter during the busy seasons and whether there is any association with the nursing-sensitive outcomes.

But Proposition 8, the California ballot initiative aimed at banning same-sex marriages that is up for a vote Tuesday, altered their time frame.

The most common chant was, "Let Ralph debate!" Correction: October 6, 2000, Friday Because of an editing error, a phrase was omitted in some editions on Wednesday, altering the meaning, in a front-page article about the debate between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.