Sentence examples for encompassed change from inspiring English sources

He adds that Ike was a "progressive conservative" based on his conviction that "traditional American values encompassed change and progress".

Our previous SAR studies around TDR32750[ 5] encompassed changes to the A-, B-and C-rings, which led to the conclusion that the A-ring was reasonably tolerant of changes, unlike the B-ring.

First, even if our awareness lacks any significant temporal depth, as it does on the proposed model, might it not be that the continuous advance of a point-like ray of awareness will generate episodes of experiencing which can encompass change and succession?

That should kick off talks to try to find some common ground and reach a deficit deal that would encompass changes to entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare and an effort to overhaul and simplify the tax code.

Woodbury (1950) extended the theory to encompass changes in multiple elements in the matrices.

"That experience encompasses changes in physicality, as well as perceptions of what people can do, health and well-being".

Net reductions in pesticide use, encompassing changes in both herbicide and insecticide kilograms/pounds applied, are among the purported claims of GE crops [3 5].

We addressed the need for a broader perspective, which encompasses changes at the catchment scale, by comparing ecosystem processes in woodland reference sites with those with altered riparian zones.

To encompass changes in season, the temporal window was set to 3 months.

We also were not able to encompass changes in potential confounding variables or effect modifiers during follow-up.

An integrative approach that encompasses changes in biomechanical and inflammatory factors associated with obesity thus represents a critical step in identifying the etiopathology of obesity-associated joint degeneration.