The conversation, like the book, was about memory: its reliability, the way it changes over time, its potential for manipulation and exploitation.
Dyspnea may be considered a potential marker of disease progression in COPD because of its link with lung function, the manner in which it changes over time, its utility in predicting mortality, and its responsiveness to therapy.
His next point is that Sharia, the Islamic code of laws that all Muslims agree to adhere to, is not static; it changes over time in response to changing social and historical conditions.
The point is that it changes over time.
Most stories engage their reader by tracking a dynamic situation as it changes over time.
It will allow people to track how their financial actions affect their rating and how it changes over time.
Although communal identity provides the foundation for the definition of ethnic groups, disagreement exists over how ethnic identity forms and how it changes over time.
"Roth used chocolate," said Tanja Maka, curator of "Eat Art," "because it is closer to the human body than marble or bronze, because it changes over time, it ages".
Keen scholars can use these histories to track how our knowledge about the world and everything in it changes over time, but the rest of us use Wikipedia and similar repositories of facts mainly as a quick and very blunt research tool.
It's truly a piece of software, it changes over time.
Figure 2 depicts couples' divorce risk and how it changes over time.
