Sentence examples for more rapid changes from inspiring English sources

where the curves are very close together the prevalence profile can be considered to be changing slowly, compared with more rapid changes occurring where the curves are more sparsely distributed.

Linsley: Our results would suggest that there was more heat in the oceans in the early Holocene but it absorbed that heat much more slowly than it is now, when there are much more rapid changes going on.

The distinctive consequence in the snake's adaptive behaviour is that gradual variations in air temperature tend to occur without detection; only the more rapid changes in radiation are discriminated.

Opponents want to see more rapid changes in business models to speed up overdue innovation: cheaper pricing in poor countries, more use of on-demand digital services, less exclusivity in distribution, and ultimately, less reliance on selling albums and DVDs.

Thus the method indicates those lines in which the gene has undergone the more rapid changes.

This might be due to the more rapid changes during disturbed times but could also indicate interhemispheric asymmetries.

Here, in Northern Ireland, you have known even more rapid change.

When capitalism encourages ever more rapid change, children enjoy one big advantage over adults: they haven't decided who they are.

The structure of management on the fourteenth floor has also been transformed to meet the need for adjustment to more rapid change, across a wider band of concern.

Each generation is born into an era of more rapid change than their parents, making them ever better adapted for the frenetic world they are about to enter.

Foreign shareholders are also likely to argue for more rapid change to Japan's post-war system of lifetime employment, which is slowly keeling over.