Sentence examples for sizes to changing from inspiring English sources

There has been considerable discussion about changes that would be made throughout the league — from increasing roster sizes to changing the injured reserve rules to starting a developmental league — to accommodate a longer regular season, in anticipation of an increase in injuries and a reduction in the opportunity to evaluate and develop younger players during the preseason.

Instead, we will design composable robotic units that give robots the flexibility to autonomously adapt their capabilities, shape and size to changing task requirements.

While companies have long adjusted package sizes to appeal to changing tastes, from supersizes to 100-calorie packs, the recession drove a lot of corporations to think small.

Instead of relying on proprietary streaming protocols and leaving users at the mercy of the internet bandwidth gods, Move Networks used the dominant HTTP protocol to deliver media in small file chunks while utilising the player application to monitor download speeds and request chunks of varying quality (size) in response to changing network conditions.

For simplicity, we will consider a fixed population of mtDNAs of size N, though this reasoning extends to changing population size.

This quantum size effect can lead to changing of plasma frequency value ω р with the decreasing size of Au NPs due to the finite potential barrier at the surface assuming a sharp interface between a particle and the surrounding medium [38].

He said different people have varying degrees of sensitivity to stereomotion and to changing size.

Dr. Regan said the set of nerve cells sensitive to changing size operate independently from the other perceptual systems, which process sideways motion, position and a variety of other spatial information.

Two further objectives are to identify the healthcare service categories suitable or not suitable for inter-/extrapolating incompletely collected cost data and to demonstrate the consequences of collecting data for an abbreviated time period on sample size calculation with respect to changing the variance of the estimate.

Thus, normalizing heart size to the changing tibial bone length during growth may not have provided an accurate estimation in our study.

Most of the metrics exhibited an expected behavior, similar to what has been previously reported in literature such as (a) a predictable (linear or power law) response to changing grain size, and (b) an unpredictable (staircase-like or erratic) response to changing grain size.