Sentence examples for incidental change from inspiring English sources

The analysis of incidental change is presupposed and regulative.

The subject of a surface or incidental change is a substance.

The subject of a substantial change cannot be a substance; if it were, the result would be a modification of that substance, that is, an incidental change.

Moreover, the language used to speak of the elements of incidental change are extended to substantial change and altered in meaning so as to avoid equivocation.

So the point to notice about this analysis is that substantial change is spoken of on an analogy with incidental change.

We see that matter and form apply in an analogous way to the various kinds of incidental change and then to substantial change.

"The NSA's invasive surveillance of Americans' private information does not respect our constitutional values and needs fundamental reform, not incidental changes," he said.

Now, it seems, the simple act of turning Fodor's fridge on or off brings about an astronomical number of incidental changes.

Small, incidental changes -- taking the stairs, conducting walking meetings, or hopping off the bus one stop earlier -- can all counter the cognitive and biological slowdown provoked by sedentary habits.

Potential issues associated with incidental changes in the BOLD signal over time were avoided by specifically comparing changes in the difference between permanent and transient landmarks.

In the particular case of the simulation, delta Hb is in fact the parameter that best translates incidental changes in Hb values.