Sentence examples for infrequent changes from inspiring English sources

In the US, the Dow Jones Industrial Average saw one of its infrequent changes.

Random infrequent changes once again provide a way of estimating the number of generations back to a shared ancestor.

In this paper, we consider the indirect adaptive control of processes subject to large, infrequent changes in the process parameters.

Using an oddball task design (e.g., infrequent changes in face identity) faces were presented at a 6 Hz (1 face approximately every 167 ms) stimulation rate and every 1.2 Hz different individual monkey faces were presented.

The decentralised control architecture along with global asymptotic stability of the closed loop equilibrium point means that infrequent changes in network topology such as addition/removal of end-users can easily be commissioned without jeopardising the stability properties of the resulting closed loop system.

The centralized nature of the proposed algorithm and the assumption of infrequent changes in traffic demands make the proposed solution less attractive.

The participants were instructed to search for an infrequent change in the pictures and to report identification of the change by pressing a button.

Infrequent (/m/→/n/) changes resulted in an attenuated MMN response as compared to the frequent (/n/→/m/) changes, the difference between infrequent (−4.0±1.6 nAm) and frequent (−8.3±1.4 nAm) changes amounting to 4.3±1.4 nAm (M±S.E.M).

Toyota initially faulted drivers, saying the problem was a result of infrequent oil changes.

Changes in the anatomical localization, spatial distribution, and intensity of the blood oxygenation level-dependent (BOLD) response associated with unattended infrequent visual changes were examined during low- and high-difficulty tracking conditions of the primary visual task.

That means infrequent lead changes and a less interesting event than a Nascar stock-car race.