Sentence examples for structured by changes from inspiring English sources
This partly overwrites the approach that corporate strategy-making and decision-making are dynamised and structured by changes in the environment.
The diversity and distribution of hosts and pathogens in the North have been structured by dynamic climate change during the past 3 million years through alternating cycles of glaciation/deglaciation and isolation/expansion (10, 22 ).
PANI 2D architectures can be tailored from star-shaped to leaf-shaped structures by change the concentration of LT.
Overt pronouns are argued to occur when anaphor-antecedent relations are structurally interrupted by minor breaks and discontinuities in discourse structure, caused by changes in temporal, spatial, or action continuity, from transitions in description of a referent's physical activities to his/her mental activity, and from switches in narration from background to foreground information (Pu 2011).
The heart-shaped formation – known as the Heart of Voh for its proximity to the Voh commune – is a natural structure caused by changes in vegetation cover.
Structural health monitoring aims to detect damages in man-made engineering structures by monitoring changes in their vibration response.
Disorder is introduced throughout the structure by small changes in the stiffness parameters drawn from a uniform statistical distribution.
0.15 mg/ml protein samples of both native and refolded G6PD were applied to explore the secondary structure by following changes in the far-UV region (200 260 nm).
In contrast, purifying selection is expected to act against mutations that have deleterious effects on protein structure by causing changes to functionally important amino acid residues or by altering the regulation of gene expression [ 4].
In this way the effect of flame structure, as dictated by changes in stoichiometric mixture fraction, could be studied.
Change in the collagen structure is characterised by changes in the energy needed to vibrate functional groups due to alterations in the steric forces that surround molecules.
