Sentence examples for making individual changes from inspiring English sources

They also began making individual changes to their systems, encrypting the links between their data centers to forestall wholesale interception.

In other words, at a NE, given the BA of other users, no user can improve its subcarrier utility level by making individual changes in the BA.

What an individual can do, and must do, is make individual changes in energy conservation, changes in diet, and think about reducing your impact.

Both allow one massive across the board change instead of requiring all the actors to make individual changes and then try to coordinate as best they can.

We must make individual changes and be a champion for change in others.

Ultimately, all of these changes are making individual homeowners and the GSEs less vulnerable to risk and exploitation.    .

The news agency reports: A senior administration official said the United States has made some individual changes in eavesdropping practices but as yet had not made across-the-broad policy changes such as ending intelligence collection that might be aimed at allies.

On the other hand, differences in phenotypic correlations can be attributed to differences in within-individual correlations if variation in environmental conditions makes individuals to change their behaviors from one reproductive event to the next (Bell and Sih 2007; Shimada et al. 2010; Sih et al. 2011; Dingemanse and Wolf 2013).

The low numbers make individual reaction events, which change molecular numbers by one or two, more significant.

Long before the emergence of the counterculture, though, Brower and the Sierra Club had already made individual expression central to social change.

He added: "I think I made about 125 individual changes to the score.