Sentence examples for representation of change from inspiring English sources

"He was almost a political figure, a representation of change, of democracy," she recalls.

The low representation of Change Of State verbs in the top-ten list is surprising.

First, it allows representation of change in all directions (improvement, decline and mortality) simultaneously, as competing events.

An inaccurate representation of change due to this type of artefact may have serious implications.

Serious undesirable consequences may result from inaccurate representation of change in self-reported patient health states.

Parents and young people reported that seeing a visual representation of change often helped them recognise progress that they were unaware of.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Pictorial representation of changes of ions throughout the traverse of feeder streams.

The readily generated unit impulse response functions of these time-series models might then provide a mathematically formal, yet visually based and intuitive, representation of changes in watershed storm response.

We have developed a parametric analysis of diffuse scattering (haze) measured by integrating sphere, based on power law ('B') representation of changes in scattering intensity vs. NIR to UV wavelengths.

Since the differential thermopower resultant from deformation (E T) gives an adequate representation of changes in the density of the substances' crystalline structure defects, arising from deformation and annealing [13], this method has been chosen in this study for analysis of structural changes in the NCM specimens after the mentioned actions.

Moreover, the tomographic setup described here permits fast acquisition of imaging data, which in turn facilitates time-lapse OPT for spatio-temporal representation of changes in morphology, cell positioning, gene expression levels and molecular movement over extended periods of time, in vivo and through the entire animal (4D microscopy/imaging).