Sentence examples for invisible changes from inspiring English sources

Those are both fairly invisible changes, though.

As boys grow toward puberty, the first invisible changes brought on by the hormonal signals occur in the testicles.

Honorable Mention: "Revealing Invisible Changes in the World" is billed as "an up-and-coming technology that can help [the viewer] see invisible physical phenomena".

There have been invisible changes to conform to code, as well as some improvements on the original, like insulating the plumbing, for example, by burying it in the ground.

For all its problems, Georgia is in the hands of a young, pragmatic generation which has thrown off the Soviet-era personality cults, privileges and paranoia.Merab Mamardashvili, a Georgian philosopher, once wrote that "A Soviet man is a product of invisible changes, degradation and progressive deformation.

Part of this interest is also because of the use of histogram approaches as they provide a quantitative methodology to analyse visible and invisible changes in tumour data in a reproducible manner (Downey et al, 2013).

Why is the weird, invisible change not happening tonight?" You can go similarly nuts if, finding yourself unable to concentrate on something, you think about what concentrating is.

"It is an invisible change," said Matthew Pittinsky, co-chairman and founder of Blackboard, a software company that serves more than 3,300 colleges.

Exposure to light in a camera produces an invisible change yielding a latent image, distinguishable from unexposed silver halide only by its ability to be reduced to metallic silver by certain developing agents.

The general framework starts with an invisible change in the environment of the populations concerned.

Loss or damage of a buoyancy element is invisible but changes the characteristics of the mooring system and alters its ability to provide the necessary responses to withstand loads from weather.