Sentence examples for rough changing from inspiring English sources

If you notice darkening clouds, volatile and rough changing winds, or sudden drops in temperature, play it safe by heading for port as soon as possible.[3] If you should decide to go in to the water; then be sure to wear flip flops, so that shells or whatever will not cut your feet.

The funnel surface usually has a rough, rapidly changing texture, reflecting small-scale turbulence.

She was short with him and rough in changing his mother's clothes.

The visitors are seasonal nomads, crossing the nation in rough accordance with changing weather patterns, heading south or west in the winter and venturing toward the Northeast in the summer months.

Dr. Dean, who is usually disdainful of polls, spoke enthusiastically of some tracking polls -- overnight surveys that provide a rough measure of changing public opinions -- that suggested he was gaining on Mr. Kerry.

Sure, there are a few rough edges: menus – changing by the hour as dishes sell out and are replaced – are scrawled on blackboards; furniture is currently long, beer hall-style benches.

But historical precedent and ancient charts can provide only a rough guide through changing winds and tides.

Robots built for precise, repetitive movements in a controlled environment don't do so well on rough terrain or changing conditions.

The rough surface was simulated by changing different roughness amplitude of the objects in FDTD solution package from Lumerical.

It is a pitch, he said, that has kept generations of visitors coming back, seeking rough-hewn continuity in a changed and changing world.

Although it can make rough calculations about the changing intensity and size of the fire over time, the program cannot determine its location in a room.