Sentence examples for study the changing from inspiring English sources

The report is silent on the total amount of funding required to study the changing Arctic, but it suggests a number of structural changes to funding mechanisms.

Even before the hurricane, the mayor had commissioned a panel to study the changing climate, rising oceans and more powerful storms, and to propose plans to address the risks.

To study the changing market, Mr. Lazenby went back to school last year for an intensive one-year master's program in real estate development at the University of Miami.

Situated on the north side of the Brooks Range and the shores of Toolik Lake, the station supports hundreds of scientists each year as they study the changing Arctic.

The method of setting different stress sensitivity coefficient is used to study the changing magnitude of permeability influence on recovery factor (Fig. 11).

A set of precipitation indices was adopted to study the changing patterns of precipitation extremes and the stationarity of extreme precipitation events.

Diane Hughes, a New York University psychology professor who lives in South Orange, has studied the changing friendships of children here.

James R. Wood, a professor emeritus of sociology at Indiana University (Bloomington) who has studied the changing views of Methodists on homosexuality and has been attending the conference, said of the conservatives, "It's an efficient, highly organized grass-roots movement".

And 63 percent of employers said last year that they allowed employees to work remotely, up from 34 percent in 2005, according to a study by the Families and Work Institute, a nonprofit group studying the changing work force.

"What we've seen in modern wars, especially many internal conflicts, is that war crimes and crimes against humanity are layered upon each other," said Michael P. Scharf, the director of the Center for International Law and Policy at the New England Law School in Boston, who is studying the changing face of atrocity.

Researchers from the University of Oxford have studied the changing structure of the brain in stroke patients and in healthy adults.