Sentence examples for major change points from inspiring English sources

Figure 6 and Fig. 10 show three major change points.

This represented a major change, though critics point out that the AFM still permits techniques such as prolonged isolation, sensory deprivation and sleep deprivation.

Simulation results show that even a major change in operating point or suffer greater interference, the systems still have good anti-disturbance and strong robustness.

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The major change occurs from the point 2 m downward; the maximum (70 and 80%) is reached at 1 m.

The new offering points to a major change in the way service providers think about how subscribers gain access to their content.

We included participants who did not report a major change in their health between time points and who reported no change in the 'good day/bad day' classification item.

Some members of Congress said they were not sure if the attack should motivate any major security changes, pointing out that the last comparable event was in 1978, when a House member from California was killed.

"Quantitative indicators point to no major change to risks over the near term," the fund said.

But he was pointing to a major change in the market's direction.

First, subjective ratings of emotional arousal may be too arbitrary for comparisons across different participants since one person may consider a major change in arousal as a one point increase on the scale, whereas another participant may consider only a minor change sufficient for this increase.