Sentence examples for obvious changing of from inspiring English sources
The text of the Authorised Version is never unduly tampered with, but all italics are omitted, and now and then an obvious changing of the words to make for sense or clearness is adopted.
We observe that the trajectories generated by camera motion are always uniform than those of motion trajectories, in other words, there is no obvious changing of direction for the trajectories caused by camera motion.
Many studies state that the melting of glaciers is a clear indicator of climate change (Xu et al. 2009) and note that glacier change is the most visible and obvious indicator of changing temperatures (Armstrong 2010; Winkler et al. 2010).
The obvious effect of changing the salt concentration in a solution of a flexible polyelectrolyte is that the latter will expand in a low salt concentration.
My only gripe with the Twitter client is that it doesn't update as frequently as Twitterrific and there was no obvious way of changing the update frequency that I could find.
Another common thing to look out for is the changing of subject, whether subtle or ludicrously obvious.
Among the less obvious happenings at the American Contract Bridge League's Fall Nationals in Phoenix this month was the changing of the guard at the top of the organization: Alvin Levy of Stony Brook on Long Island became president, succeeding George Retek of Montreal.
Theoretical calculations indicate that the folding and unfolding of coating RNA lead to the changing of local surrounding refractive index (RI) of gold nanorod, and then result in obvious SPR shift of absorption spectrum.
The size- depending of label free AgNCs was found to be responsible for the enhancing and quenching of the fluorescence as well as obvious color changing.
There were no obvious game-changing moments — big mistakes, or the kind of sound bites that dominate the news for days — in the course of the 90-minute debate, held at the University of Mississippi in Oxford.
