Sentence examples for freely changing from inspiring English sources

Freely changing identities, putting them on and off like clothes, may be the order of the day, if Miley Cyrus's appropriation of signifiers from black hip-hop culture is any indicator.

At a time when the dominant trend in free jazz was intense, loud, very fast music, the Art Ensemble by contrast began featuring group and solo improvising in a wide range of freely changing tempos, dynamics, and textures.

If students were able to operate the simulation directly, they would gain a more intuitive understanding of evolutionary mechanisms by freely changing the parameters of the OBS out of curiosity.

A disadvantage in these setups can be the restriction in freely changing the incubation unit and detection readout, which can be overcome by separating the incubation chamber and the detection cell.

And the transmitted wave direction can be controlled freely by changing the prism angle.

FTV will bring an epoch-making change in the history of television because it enables us to view a distant 3D world freely by changing our viewpoints as if we were there.

With this network, the horizontal resolution of the dynamics core and that of the physical processes can be individually and freely chosen without changing the formulation of model physics.

By using his extended concept of curvature, he was able to characterize with great elegance the metric manifolds in which all figures can freely move around without changing their size and shape.

The concept of a ticket as a freely transferable document is changing, and to eliminate the anonymity of the event goer, teams are turning to mobile tickets, tied to a specific ID.

"Whilst there are no immediate plans to alter the structure or design of the stadium site, the increased flexibility through direct ownership ensures that the football club can freely adjust to the changing needs of its supporter-base for the future".

When Libor is seen to be low, this is taken as a sign that money is changing hands freely, without undue concern that borrowers will stumble or fail to pay back their loans.