Sentence examples for further changes of from inspiring English sources

Both houses went through further changes of ownership: In 1943 the Hollins house was a Salvation Army club for servicemen, and in 1947 it was bought by the government of Argentina; it is now the Argentine Consulate.

The absolute monarchy developed between 1624 and 1642 by Richelieu and later by Mazarin, Colbert, Louvois, and Louis XIV was guided by a modern raison d'état, in which the state was eager to further changes of all kinds for its own purposes.

Second, bottleneck may shift from one station to another, causing further changes of the cycle time.

Further changes of the scattered signal characteristics during 1300 2300 UT on 14 December are shown in Fig. 6 d f.

These findings could be explained by the saturation of polystyrene surface with biosurfactant molecules at threshold concentrations when further concentration increase does not result in the further changes of surface properties.

Cross-linking already leads to a complete disappearance of all tertiary structure, and heating therefore leads to no further changes of tertiary structure as detected by near-UV CD.

The government department added that DEA UK and LetterOne now have three months to "effect a further change of control", although that timeframe could be extended to six months.

In its latest move, the DECC said on Monday: "The secretary of state Ed Davey has notified DEA UK and LetterOne that he proposes to revoke DEA UK's North sea petroleum licences unless LetterOne arranges for a further change of control of the DEA UK gas fields in the North sea".

However, eventually it grows in length without further change of depth.

Further change of the resistance is within the statistical error indicating fouling mainly during the first cycle.

Further change of the stress singularity exponent for thin structures was studied on M T) specimens with different thicknesses.