Sentence examples for schemes have changed from inspiring English sources

Players are on and off the field quickly as the schemes have changed from down to down; players are not waving their arms as if they wonder what their responsibilities are.

Since 1996, the risk categories and mammal classification schemes have changed, making it difficult to directly compare 1996 data with the new information, says Schipper.

Based on 16 cases from Andean and Mesoamerican countries, we analyze whether PES schemes have, since their implementation, gradually incorporated more market characteristics or whether and to what extent these schemes have changed towards more reliance on command-based mechanisms.

Species concepts had been discussed in the previous week's lectures about how biologists' classification schemes have changed over time.

Within the last years, dairy cattle breeding schemes have changed drastically with the availability of routine dense single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) chips.

Grading schemes had changed significantly since the first attempts to classify tumor cells in the nineteenth century, with new techniques and pathological material becoming available.

The scheme has changed significantly since the Australian Labor government returned to power in 2007.

Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT teaching union, said the teachers' pension scheme had changed as recently as 2007 and was unlikely to change again.

(The color scheme has changed but the gist is the same: here, the cooler colors indicate lighter shaking, the warmer ones greater intensity).

But our reinvigorated scheme has changed that, with increased discounts helping more than 10,000 new homeowners on to the property ladder.

Lucy usually drives but says the scheme has changed that: "Every journey that I have done [since the road closures] I have thought: 'Can I do this on my bike?' It has actually changed my behaviour.