Sentence examples for intermediate change from inspiring English sources

(A VI vi 56/RB 56) More exactly, Leibniz believes that this law or principle implies that any change passes through some intermediate change and that there is an actual infinity in things.

For example, we can see that the brake control should be changed from 'pneumatic' to 'fully electric', rather than the intermediate change to 'radio controlled end-of-train (EOT)'.

Both waving and skewing are differential growth phenomena, and current understanding would predict asymmetric auxin distribution would be a critical intermediate change needed for both.

All of the measures improved significantly over time, with the measures of mental health improving the most, physical health the least, and QOL showing intermediate change.

Once the intermediate change layer was completed, pixel groups that were labeled as a proposed change (corroborated without NLCD) were interactively assessed at randomly selected sites using higher resolution digital imagery to determine the suitability for incorporation into the final change layers.

Intermediate: change in knowledge and attitudes.

After 4 days in suspension culture, aggregates were counted and plated en bloc onto laminin-coated coverslips, being then cultured for 4 days in RHB-A medium (with an intermediate medium change) to allow differentiation.

The major intermediate changes from CH to CH3 on Cu(1 1 1) and Ni(1 1 1) with the increase of H2 partial pressure.

The data points from tumors treated with 5 mg/kg nal-IRI (red ellipsoid) were shifted toward intermediate changes, particularly along the percent change in FAZA uptake axis.

In periodic motions, for example, where an activity takes place from left to right, then from right to left, and so on, all intermediate changes of direction are lost in the temporal history image if the all video frames are used.

In these experiments a novel link was proposed connecting the innate immune system via TLR4 activation directly to TGFβ signaling without intermediate changes in cytokine or chemokine induction or inflammatory cell involvement.