(The pitch of recorded music changes when the music is speeded up or slowed down, which concurrently changes the music's key). But recently a way has been found to add pitch flexibility for the benefit of musically meticulous listeners.
Concurrently, changes in global redox budgets, sea level, or oceanic DOC reservoir size during the Shuram event may have contributed to biologic turnover by causing environmental disturbances, promoting metapopulation fragmentation, and/or limiting DOC availability for osmotrophic organisms.
Winkelman's Inter MK Group bought the relocated club in 2004 and concurrently changed its name, badge and colours.
It is possible that our experimental changes to extracellular pH concurrently changed intracellular pH and associated cellular signaling events [51].
The areas (which are equivalent to proportions) under the curves in each state concurrently change in most significant manner when threshold was set to the intersection value.
If we accept the premise that we need to concurrently change both leaders and their organizations, then how do we integrate the roles of coaches, consultants and the work of each in a comprehensive framework — one that creates leaders and organizations that are more authentic and agile, to meet the challenges of today and the future?
For instance, as shown as Fig. 3I, the areas (equivalent to the proportion of mitochondria in each state) under the curves in the DP or AR state concurrently changed in a most significant manner only when threshold was set to 0.05 μm/s.
Two or more inputs (factors) are experimentally and concurrently changed in a predetermined fashion.
In vitro experiments have demonstrated that a single point mutation in an anticodon is sufficient to concurrently change tRNA amino acid identity and mRNA coupling capacity (Schulman and Pelka 1989; Saks et al. 1998).
A secondary goal was to determine whether the volume of astigmatism- or presbyopia-correcting intraocular lenses (IOLs) has concurrently changed because like laser refractive surgery, these "premium" IOLs involve out-of-pocket costs for patients.
These changes developed concurrently with changes in business practices and government deregulation that brought about lower salaries, no pension plans, unstable market returns for ordinary investors and obscene wealth for corporate executives.
