Sentence examples for mechanisms are changes from inspiring English sources

Possible mechanisms are changes in seawater composition or in water dynamics (pressure), mixing and/or stratification of the water column (currents, tides), and changes in temperature or salinity.

Most fault-tolerant application programs cannot cope with constant changes in their environments and user requirements because they embed policies and mechanisms together so that if the policies or mechanisms are changed the whole programs have to be changed as well.

In '23, the chiming and hour-striking mechanisms were changed from hand-wound to electric, & in '43 they were eliminated, in favor of a hookup direct to an electric motor.

The photocleaving mechanism was changed with the modification to be via superoxide anion and radical.

When 2D Pb nucleation mechanism is changed to 3D mode, metal Pb cubic phase is codeposited with PbSe.

Furthermore, the dynamic variations of dissociation modes and features of dissociation front advance curves have been investigated when the controlling mechanism is changed.

The mounting of the scraper mechanism is changed from a central slide to a portal frame, supported by four ball bearings.

It was found that the permeability suddenly decreased with increasing fraction of solid, and filtration mechanism was changed between depth and cake filtration near fraction of solid 0.25 due to much difference of the flow resistance between the two.

In our experiments, once the annealing was terminated, the VLS growth could not stop immediately, and the actual growth condition for the VLS mechanism was changed that resulting in a change of the growth direction and the formation of stacking faults in the samples.

In the IC Model, the value of the slope is determined by the degree to which the effect of the activator/inhibitor mechanism is changed in the m3:m1 ratio with respect to the m2 m1 ratio.

With the study, we hope to contribute to the existing knowledge of what mechanisms are underlying changes in insight in schizophrenia.