Sentence examples for range of changing from inspiring English sources

It includes smoked salmon, shrimp with cocktail sauce, fresh-made mini-pizzas and huge salad and dessert bars along with a range of changing hot entrees.

The Hepworth Wakefield has been open for less than two years, but is already one of the country's most popular art galleries, with an impressively diverse range of changing exhibitions complementing the outstanding permanent collection.

Because RLCs measure effective quantum yields over a range of changing actinic irradiances, we hypothesized that the response parameters might be less sensitive to diurnal light history effects.

First, due to the rate of climate change, new infrastructure will have to be able to cope with a large range of changing climate conditions, which will make design more difficult and construction more expensive.

A large number of control systems operate in the real-world and are expected to deal with the range of changing conditions of the physical process that is being controlled.

We also identified the nonmonotonical relationship of variables if the range of changing pattern of effect could be determined.

The Prime Minister said there had been an "important debate" over the past two months which had led to "a whole range of people" changing their views.

At a time when the dominant trend in free jazz was intense, loud, very fast music, the Art Ensemble by contrast began featuring group and solo improvising in a wide range of freely changing tempos, dynamics, and textures.

Themes are intended to bleed out across the whole device in a range of ways — changing multiple aspects of the design such as the clock, icons, textures, music and fonts, not just the background image.

In this study, we demonstrate design principles for achieving a range of shape changing patterns such as uni- and bi-directional surface curvature of wood and wood-hybrid bilayers with both negative (hyperboloid curvature) and positive Gaussian curvature (spherical curvature).

The aim of this work is to demonstrate the alternate use of CFD simulations instead of experiments to estimate the pressure loss coefficients at the junctions for a range of locally changing flow ratios and Reynolds numbers, and using those to calculate the flow distribution theoretically.