Sentence examples for noticeable change of from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't be a crime if they were, but there's a noticeable change of tone.

The most noticeable change of tack has been England's approach in the first six overs.

LONDON — There was a noticeable change of mood this week in the art market.

The prospect of an end to the violence and a chance at rebuilding delighted many Yemenis and provoked a noticeable change of mood on the streets of Sana.

In the most noticeable change of all, women, clad in their head-to-toe burkas, walked the streets alone, no longer required to have a male relative at their side.

But now, largely because of tough actions by the record companies to combat free music sites through the courts, legislation and even through techno-guerrilla tactics, there is a noticeable change of sentiment in a small segment of the downloading cognoscenti.

After the impregnation of MgO, noticeable changes of the IR spectra are observed.

A care was taken to avoid heating of the NCs, and we observed neither noticeable changes of the intensity and lineshape of the Raman spectrum nor visual damage of the sample, at least at the timescale of spectrum accumulation.

Capillary water absorption, contact angle and color measurements show that the hybrid-PMMA coatings retain the water repellency of the sandstone and do not introduce noticeable changes of the aesthetic appearance.

Dark adsorption in a TiO2 surface that has been used in consecutive photocatalytic experiments of ethanol degradation gives non-Langmuirian isotherms, indicating the existence of noticeable changes of the catalyst surface structure.

The zonal wind fluctuation depicted in Fig. 2(a) shows noticeable changes of the order of 25 m s−1 around the 48-km, and ~15 m s−1 around the 18-km, height region, apart from a change of more than 10 m s−1 around the 15-, 35- and 52-km, regions.