Sentence examples for received to change from inspiring English sources

Using the momentum rule, where the state is maintained unless changed by an incoming signal, leads to a strong dependence on initial conditions as the initial state is unchanged unless a signal is received to change it.

The break-even carbon price represents the minimum financial compensation a forest company would have to receive to change from the reference management to an improved management scenario [31].

The break-even carbon price represents the minimum financial compensation a forest company would have to receive to change from the reference management to an improved management scenario [ 31].

N.H.T.S.A. said it would use the comments it received to propose changes to the crash-testing program and to develop upgrades.

Mr. Nadeau received permission to change his inquiry to nothing less ambitious than deciphering the essential difference between the French and North Americans.

Planning to fly to Newark and then drive to Scranton, he had just checked his bags Friday when he received word to change plans.

Additionally, Virgin Racing received approval to change its name to Marussia, having been backed by the Russian automaker of the same name.

A few even received permission to change the exercise price on their stock options or to use an accounting maneuver to cancel an earlier exercise of options that, in hindsight, looked financially foolish.

That study, by two psychologists in New York, found that of 202 homosexual subjects who had received therapy to change their sexual orientation, 178 reported that their efforts "failed," many were harmed by the attempt to change and only 6 achieved what the researchers called "a heterosexual shift".

"Last month, we started receiving requests to change names … like changing Shia or Sunni names," said Maj Gen Tahseen Abdul Razak, the manger of the residency bureau in Baghdad.

The Olympic Committee's bylaws allow for the elimination of appeals in a selection process, but Hall's position is that the organizers of the trials did not receive approval to change the rules.