Sentence examples for result in a changing from inspiring English sources

If the random vibration is non-uniform with large peaks and valleys, the frequency change will result in a changing stress state that must be accounted for.

Climate change is expected to result in a changing global distribution of heavy metals (e.g., mercury) and POPs as well as altered biotransformation (Booth and Zeller 2005; Noyes et al. 2009).

This result in a changing Reynolds number, R e. D and ṁ have thus no independent influence on the NTU.

During the phase of RFID communication, the distance between reader and transponder can change (user typically moves the transponder in the direction to the reader), which results in a changing PTF.

The agro-pastoral line moved substantially northwards and westwards resulting in a changing landscape beyond the Great Wall.

This increase in life expectancy, largely attributable to HAART [3], has also resulted in a changing spectrum of illness for HIV-positive adults.

However, in addition to a diagnosis of major vessel occlusion, TCCS supported the likelihood of cerebral ischemia, as demonstrated in a patient in whom the first diagnosis was tachycardiac atrial fibrillation resulting in a changing peak systolic flow pattern (Figure 7). Figure 7 TCCS with Doppler spectrum revealing tachyarrhythmia with changing cardiac output volumes in a 50-year-old patient.

Thus the unchanging stimulation resulted in a changing percept.

We found that prolonged, continuous activation of muscle spindle endings with vibration results in a changing percept.

In the United States in 1970, only 1 of 100 first births were to women 35 years and older; in 2006 this proportion was 1 of 12. Postponement of childbearing increases the mean length between generations and results in a changing "tempo" of childbearing.

Generally, the lever arm changes during extension of the knee because of the translating tibiofemoral and patellofemoral contact points, which results in a changing quadriceps force performing a sinusoidal curve during extension (Nisell and Ekholm 1985, Ostermeier et al. 2004, 2008).