Sentence examples for preserving changes from inspiring English sources

Refactorings, which are behavior preserving changes are often performed to remove anti-patterns from software systems.

In fact, many (though of course not all) identity preserving changes Oscar might undergo correspond directly to proper parts of (an unchanged) Oscar.

In order to do so, we first define a change of variable on the Lie algebra: begin{aligned} T_epsilon (bar{X}_i^epsilon )=bar{X}^0_itext { for } i=1,ldots,nu +m end{aligned} (5.17 Then from a fixed point (bar{z}) we apply the exponential map to induce on the Lie group a volume preserving change of variables.

Another strand of the literature highlights that the inconsistent ranking of relative inequality measures in attainments and shortfalls is because they each embody different value judgments about what constitutes an inequality preserving change in health.

Absolute, attainment-relative, and shortfall-relative all represent plausible positions on what one could consider as being an inequality preserving change in health one need not hold that view oneself, merely acknowledge that someone else could.

Therefore, as the size of a network increases, more phenotype-preserving changes become possible.

This typically means that the protein's structure will also be preserved, because changes in protein structure typically require changes in many amino acid sequences and would thus not preserve function [48], [49].

If so, extending lifespan may not be a simple matter of resetting the transcriptome to a more youthful state, but may require a careful balancing that removes the negative changes while preserving the natural protective changes in old age.

But it is of vital importance to him to preserve these changes, to emphasize the nature of drawing as process.

During DARTEL warping, the segmented images were modulated with Jacobian determinates to preserve volume changes.

Flexibility is preserved, and changes in shape, traffic and pointing direction can be accommodated.