Sentence examples for more changeable and from inspiring English sources

Unlike fashion, which by its nature is more changeable and can reflect a mood on any given day, a home's interior reflects a layered development of the occupant's personality and life.

The sooner we stop telling young people that their relationships are doomed, and the sooner we stop telling kids that having divorced parents makes their home less valid than a two-parent home, the sooner we can all move out of the 1950s and into a time when our idea of family is more changeable and customizable and authentic.

9 Other more changeable and dynamic properties, such as the organisational processes, 10 11 should, therefore, be addressed when attempting to design patient-safe organisations.

By this account, anterior SPL may be involved in generating the prediction (which corresponds to the current interpretation); impairing its activity would thus lead to a weaker and more changeable interpretation (and faster perceptual switching).

Since this is the first time we've had a woman who was a serious contender for president, it's been an adjustment to watch her more changeable looks, and to see the lengths she goes to get the right lighting and to make the right wardrobe choices.

A recent study has demonstrated that the over-expression of codons with silent mutations in C/ T is not merely a mechanism to reduce the propensity for change in C but is balanced by the use of more changeable codons and AAs [ 32].

By these work, we present some interesting conclusions that characteristics of inbound traffic are more changeable than outbound, and the maximum value time intervals of typical services are fixed and similar, in addition the similarity between outbound and inbound change rate is not large, but the span among different services is large.

"Because our culture so highly values... an illusion of self-control and control of circumstance, we become abject when contemplating mentation that seems more changeable, less restrained and less controllable, more open to outside influence, than we imagine our own to be".

The hitherto employed method of snap-back timing is more accurate than the cumulative timing method with respect to both stable and more changeable work cycles.

But he approaches the ever more changeable Eisenhower legacy with new and intriguing questions.

Given that microbial consortia can perform even more complicated tasks and endure more changeable environments than monocultures can, they represent an important new frontier for synthetic biology.