Sentence examples for orderly changes from inspiring English sources
Fairly contested elections have resulted in several orderly changes of government since independence.
During leaf senescence, plant cells undergo orderly changes in structure, metabolism and gene expression (Buchanan-Wollaston et al. 2003; Guiboileau et al. 2010).
Because chondrocytes go through a series of orderly changes during endochondral ossification, the cartilage is referred to as 'transient' cartilage.
This is an orderly change, he insists.
The winner of the U.S.-organized 1966 elections was Joaquín Balaguer, a former Trujillo puppet who presented himself as a moderate conservative and a symbol of orderly change.
When the lawyers for the state talked about the benefits of "orderly" change, not rushed by the courts, Reeves interrupted them.
In this work, he proposed that the physical features of the land are the result of a long, continued, orderly change by means of erosion and that this sequential change through time constituted a cycle of erosion, which he thought vital in understanding present-day landscape and geological history.
A Kentucky delegate raised a question that interested me: What attitude should be taken toward a school district that had declared that in the interests of gradual and orderly change it planned to abolish segregation in only one school grade at a time?
The temperature gradient along the anode was thought to be responsible for the orderly change in deposit morphology.
And given the lifetime tenure system and the co-governance structure of most universities, orderly change will not happen without the cooperation of the faculty.
The results show that the volumes of structural ecological storage after allocation in 2010 and 2020 will reach 5865.24 RMB/ha and 6096.21 RMB/ha, in a rising trend, and its orderly change will be enhanced; in contrast, though land allocation cannot basically change the disorder trend for functional ecological storage, the intensity of disorder can be mitigated by using PDSO-LA model.
