Sentence examples for structure changing from inspiring English sources
The concept is presented in the context of structural morphing, that is, a structure changing shape to adjust to changing conditions or to change operating characteristics.
Periodic pulsed laser irradiation of carbon nanoparticles confined in the cavity of a carbon target rod induces drastic changes to their structure, changing them from amorphous to ordered concentric graphitic shells.
In "The Puritan Dilemma," John Winthrop, the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, served as a window on the social structure, changing political institutions and religious life of early colonial New Englanders.
These networks are seen as complex adaptive systems, with their structure changing permanently and dynamically.
X-Ray diffraction analysis (XRD) also revealed the crystalline structure changing with temperature.
Instagram and countless other social networks used the same structure, changing social networking from a tool to connect with friends into a tool to broadcast to the world.
"The solution is really hardening the structures, changing the building patterns, altering the zoning arrangements so that the area's simply less susceptible to being hit with multiple fires like this," says Pyne. "But that's a hard sell.
The roots of this are deep and are formed partly by the same forces of change at work in our economy: the break up of traditional communities and family structures, changing lifestyles.
Machado and Silvetti have recast the villa not only through their upgrades but in the way they have surrounded it with a series of new structures, changing its context.
Therefore, the original degrees of exfoliation plays a key role in the structural evolution of graphene and superior lubrication can be achieved through the physical nano-structure changing to ordering, even graphitization.
The introduction of abundant Cu in the core has induced the usual ZnO hexagonal structures changing into four-folded symmetrical micro-cross structures, which is consistent with the abovementioned growth mechanism and EDX analysis (shown in Figure 2d).
