Sentence examples for looked at the changes from inspiring English sources

People came to the front door, looked at the changes, said, "Oh, new owners," and walked away, he recalled.

Dr. Hoge also collaborated with Dr. D'Antonio and two other sociologists on four periodic surveys that looked at the changes in Catholic belief and identity in the decades after the Second Vatican Council.

The founders looked at the changes in the data center and saw this as a big data problem because of the massive amounts of data coming in from disparate sources across these increasingly complex systems.

The study looked at the changes in the industry from 2007 to 2012, the period when Delta Air Lines acquired Northwest Airlines, United Airlines merged with Continental Airlines, and Southwest Airlines acquired AirTran.

Although the ad, without qualifiers, seems to suggest that rates have gone up by these amounts for all Oregonians, the Manhattan Institute study looked at the changes in insurance rates in the individual market after passage of the Affordable Care Act.

A study published in the journal Cell Metabolism looked at the changes in fat loss, fat metabolism and body weight in overweight people whose controlled diets were either low in fats or low in carbs, but with the same number of calories.

Alternatively, I looked at the change in the popular vote margin between 2004 and 2008 as a function of the change in turnout.

The ONS's Wealth and Assets survey looked at the change in household debt between 2006-08 and 2008-10, as the UK entered the grip of recession.

Along with providing information on the approximate fruit and veg consumption per person per day, the Food Statistics Pocketbook 2013 also looked at the change in food prices.

It looked at the change in population in Northern Ireland by comparing the 2001 and 2011 censuses.

Some studies have looked at the change of fuzzy spatial object, but none have considered the direct corollary of the so-called change detection matrix.