Sentence examples for evidently changing from inspiring English sources

The land was evidently changing, rising; Darwin's observations in the Andes Mountains confirmed it.

So while the forest may have returned to a period of relative demographic stability after 1990, the species composition is not stable and is evidently changing for reasons we do not yet understand.

Since the number of 'adjacencies' is evidently changing with the Doppler shift of the desired SV, the number of 'adjacencies' will be obtained with the corresponding Doppler interval of the desired SV. - For the case that the desired SV has one 'adjacency', referring to Table 3, the visiable range of this 'adjacency' in the percentage can be obtained.

But times evidently are changing.

Evidently, the changing trend of the curve for total charging power is opposite to that of total household load.

Both the magnetic and electric 1-s data are very complete in time for the durations we analyze; we fill a few gaps and replace a few locked values (consecutive values that are evidently not changing in time) by linear interpolation.

That has evidently changed.

Bed2bed University challenge ReprintsLong ago, though, when it was evidently better at changing with the times, the Tory party decided that an aristocratic leader would be too great an electoral liability.

Thankfully, that stereotype is changing -- evidently faster than many of us realized.

But in his conclusion, the hawk changed its feathers: evidently he rewrote this speech feverishly, changing his text on delivery.

Evidently our attitudes to animals are changing, but they remain confusing and contradictory, if not incoherent. .