Sentence examples for regular change in from inspiring English sources
This wobble is detectable as a Doppler shift, a minor but regular change in the color of the star's light slightly bluer as it moves toward an observer on Earth, then slightly redder as it moves away.
The MRO photographed avalanches tumbling down a slope near the north pole and a repeating pattern in sedimentary rock layers that may indicate a regular change in Mars's rotational axis.
For Dewey, every regular change in nature is a rhythm.
"Elections, Ideology, and Turnover in the U.S. Federal Government" by Alexander D. Bolton, John de Figueiredo et al. A defining feature of public sector employment is the regular change in elected leadership.
As both the WEF and Fraser use secondary sources to collect data, a regular change in the subcomponents creates a feeling that there is a "shopping for questions" driven by concerns such as data availability from other sources, rather than by theoretical underpinning or empirical relevance.
"All we have had from Westminster over the past 40 years is a change of oil minister every single year and a regular change in taxation regime, which has delayed some of the huge investments we are now seeing taking place in the waters around Scotland.
In this way we can easily recognize genuine paradigmatic changes compared to more regular changes in trajectory.
Neither the administration's regular changes in rationale for being in Iraq nor its backing away from its fraudulent claims about Social Security can erase the lies.
Many cognitive functions, like learning, memory, language, decision making, or concept formation may be characterized by regular changes in time-varying processes.
The main intermediates generated along the two-staged reaction have been identified as aromatic and aliphatic acids, but their concentrations demonstrated regular changes in each stage, indicating an enhanced oxidation effect of staged Fenton process.
Th2 is a threshold to evaluate the proportion of regular changes in all abrupt changes.
