Sentence examples for portrait changes from inspiring English sources
As this ratio grows to infinity, the phase portrait changes and the process approaches a batch behaviour so that the stability analysis for that case may be applied.
That bleak portrait changed for Mr. Welch when, at 16 years old, he attended a ballet performance, not as the son of the boss but as an audience member.
Rembrandt's self-portraits change, as he closely monitors the traces of time.
Death masks are true portraits, although changes are occasionally made in the eyes of the mask to make it appear as though the subject were alive.
To describe the show as "a sometimes slightly insane portrait" of change somehow captures perfectly the more quirky episodes — some in poor taste — and to spot the "sense of relief intermingled with self-satisfaction" as a continuum from the 1948 Games brings to mind the British way of "coping" with a diminishing role in the scheme of things.
We know that the phase portrait is changing as the parameters change.
If and when those characters succumb to sniper bullets, or to disease and deprivation the only things about the portraits that change are the eyes: they close.
If and when those characters succumb – to sniper bullets, or to disease and deprivation – the only things about the portraits that change are the eyes: they close.
Design and Flow's exhibition for NYCxDesign will remain on view until May 17. D&F will also be hosting a series of panels and discussions at the Parson School of Design and the Portraits of Change launch reception and party.
They analyzed pollen samples from those cores at 40-year intervals, creating a fine-grained portrait of climatic changes during the period in question.
His book falls into two parts ("An 'Older' Order" and "Yielding Place to New"): first an impassioned narrative of former working-class values, followed by an extended portrait of the changes that had occurred in Britain between, roughly, the election of the Attlee government and the coming of the Beatles.
