Sentence examples for spontaneously change from inspiring English sources
After several days of growth in the suspended culture, Sasai's ectoderm cells spontaneously change shape.
When the virginal Luke (Taylor Handley) is energetically deflowered by a mysterious Englishwoman he encounters while camping, the incident triggers a dormant condition known as zerophilia, which causes sufferers — if that's the word — to spontaneously change their sex.
Then there is Growth Pattern, a series of ornamental tiles designed by the Seattle-based artist Allison Kudla, which spontaneously change their pattern because they are made of cut tobacco leaves laid out in a grid of square petri dishes.
A major drawback to this example is that the books are unaffected by thermodynamic forces; they will not spontaneously change order as we change the constraints.
In the complicated zoo of subatomic physics, particles routinely decay into other particles, or spontaneously change from a matter type to their antimatter counterparts.
By giving buildings the ability to spontaneously change their energy consumption, devices like the Building Mediator may allow large facilities to integrate into the smart grid as easily as individual homes.
For example, a magnesium nucleus containing 12 protons and 11 neutrons spontaneously changes to a stable sodium nucleus with 11 protons and 12 neutrons.
The new Apple software upgrades have resulted in some strange glitches – in my case many of my mail settings spontaneously changed so I couldn't get or send e-mail.
Mr. Bush was not accustomed to using that first word, and one of the first times he read a version of the speech aloud he spontaneously changed it to "synagogues, churches and mosques," words he had used in dozens of previous remarks.
Eventually, the fast reconnection process started as 2D spontaneously changes to fully 3D, because of the 3D instability.
Once 2D fast reconnection process is established, the 2D process is spontaneously changed to 3D process via weak 3D resistive disturbances (perturbations).
