Sentence examples for easy change of from inspiring English sources

"Maurice is not an artist who just does an occasional book for children because there's money in it or because he thinks it will give him an easy change of pace," Sendak's editor, Ursula Nordstrom, who is director of the children's book department of Harper & Row, has said.

The melting furnace works batch wise to allow an easy change of alloy.

The use of column selector enables easy change of HPLC columns between syntheses.

The device is based on a piezoelectric force ring integrated into a commercial toolshank, and its modular design allows the easy change of the cutting insert without altering sensor preload.

It should be noted that porous InP attracts the interest of many researchers as a semiconductor with direct band gap and also as a material with quite perfect pore structure and possibility of easy change of pore parameters for a specific application.

That sets up an easy change of heart for Republicans to back a write-in candidate.

Isolation of the membrane cooling and sweep gases from TPE's vacuum chamber has been demonstrated by sealing tests performed up to 1000 °C of a membrane holder design that provides easy change out of membrane specimens between tests.

This idea was prominent in A Fragment on Government, where he argued that effective government was not to be had on the foundation of abstract formulas such as "mixed and balanced" institutions, but required "the frequent and easy changes of condition between governors and governed; whereby the interests of one class are more or less indistinguishably blended with those of the other" (1977, 485).

"It's one thing to say that's an easy change," said Antos, of the working-hours target.

It will substitute the PID controllers and the analogue G matrix of the actual control system with a digital control system based on DSPs to allow an easy change and configuration of the algorithms and parameters used for control.

A few catches: 1) Your Android device needs to be rooted 2) You need to be in the U.S., or using something (like a VPN) that makes it look like you're in the U.S. Once you've got those two covered, though, getting the app up and running appears to be pretty damned easy: change a couple of lines in a plaintext file, and you're set.