Sentence examples for stiff changes from inspiring English sources

Stiff changes in the first- and second-order spatial gradients were lessened by continuously moving nodes in a non-stiff manner.

While Facebook's internal investigation supposedly found no evidence of this, it made stiff changes to how Trends were surfaced, and moved to a mostly algorithm-driven system to reduce the potential human bias.

Cells do respond to mechanical alterations as demonstrated in the cell projection area and polarity (e.g., Soft vs. Soft → Medium), and the responses vary depending on magnitude (e.g., Soft → Medium vs. Soft → Stiff) and range of stiffness changes (e.g., Soft → Medium vs. Medium → Stiff).

It is realized that a joint may be made perfectly stiff by changes in and about the capsule, but in the great majority of cases, the most important changes are within the joint capsule, and have to do with the joint surfaces.

Much of the rage in the blogosphere is driven by a sense that "they" (the corporate stiffs) have changed something without consulting "us" (the people who really matter).

Note that the oil will darken the leather, but it changes stiff leather to smooth.

He felt the stiff winds of change and accountability blow across his coffin.

The 6-4 Browner appears to be too stiff in his change-of-direction and too slow in his makeup speed to be an N.F.L. starter.

But wariness remains, as if the political clouds and the rumble of thunder auguring calamity are permanent fixtures in the Iranian sky — winds of change, stiff breezes really, notwithstanding.

Neither is a star; Browner is fairly stiff in his change-of-direction (though improved technique has assuaged this a bit) and Sherman sometimes pays for his super aggressive, super brash style.

With scandals and tumbling stock prices putting corporate America under pressure to mend its ways, stiff resistance to change is coming from the epicenter of the excess during the boom years: Silicon Valley.