Sentence examples for record the changes in from inspiring English sources
Ms. Morath's photographs as well as images by Calder's friends Herbert Matter and James Thrall Soby, record the changes in the sculptor's rugged looks over the years and allow the visitor to envision his varied worlds.
Finally, the goal was to record the changes in the kinetics of ZnO as agglomeration and dissolution under different test conditions in order to improve toxicological studies on ZnO.
The compressive PIR array has the ability to record the changes in the thermal radiation field caused by movements and encode the motion information into low-dimensional sensory outputs directly.
The objective of VES is to record the changes in resistivity with depth and to correlate it with the available geological information to infer the depths and resistivity of the layers present.
The compressive PIR array has the ability to record the changes in the thermal radiation field caused by human movements and encode the motion information into low-dimensional sensory outputs directly.
When a finger makes contact with the surface, it grounds the circuit and sensors in each corner of the panel record the changes in current, which can then be used to calculate the location of the finger on the surface.
Ask each group to record the change in water level immediately after the cubes were added and then to record the water level after the cubes have melted.
The company, which is based in Rye, said it had costs of $1 million, or 12 cents a share, to record the change in the fair market value of a contract that limits the prices it pays for paper.
The stability of a Co N/C catalyst was also tested by fixing a current density to record the change in electrode potential with time.
UV-VIS absorption study was done to record the change in absorbance at a time interval 1.5 min until the solution became completely colourless.
If mountain rivers and lakes of geological time mainly rely on the replenishment of local precipitation, the lakes and rivers will be able to record the change in the oxygen isotope content in precipitation with elevation.
