Sentence examples for pattern that changes from inspiring English sources

The beams then form an interference pattern that changes when viruses bind to the antibodies placed on one of the light channels.

Diving activity is substantially greater during the light hours of day, and seals haul out predominantly during the dark hours of the night, a pattern that changes in the breeding season for females.

However, backscattered light from moving particles, such as red blood cells, forms the speckle pattern that changes rapidly over time.

Third, simultaneous co-activation of cervical and lumbar roots is also present in older in vitro rat preparations, suggesting it is only the relative percentage of respiratory bursts showing one or the other pattern that changes, not the ability to generate each pattern (Taccola et al., 2007).

Overall, the north experienced a fifth more premature (<75 years) deaths than the south, which was significant: a pattern that changed only by a slight increase between 1965 and 2008.

Sleeping patterns that change as we age show that our brains expect us to be living and sleeping in a group, Worthman says.

In particular, young soils, such as anthropogenic soils, show evolution patterns that change faster than natural soils.

Several years ago, National Bicycle found that sports bikes ten-speed and mountain bikes ten-speede fandion itemountainin part on the bikes of brighad intricate color patterns that changed every year.

Streamers represent complex and dynamic transport patterns that change over temporal scales on the order of 0.1 s and over a range of spatial scales from 0.1 to 10 m.

But somewhere during the accounts of the '30s and '40s, the book's emphasis shifts from the kitchen to food, frustrating for the reader who wants to learn more about the evolution of the kitchen itself and its relationship to architectural patterns that changed radically after the introduction of the ranch house.

As I outlined above, the CPI is not a measurement of rising prices, rather it tracks consumer spending patterns that change as prices change.