Sentence examples for temporary changing from inspiring English sources
In the Lenski May model, the optima are temporary, changing as the density of susceptible hosts changes.
It means that Everton must use cramped, temporary changing areas and showers placed just outside the ground.
Peter Earnest, the museum's executive director, said that the institution needs more space, particularly for temporary and changing exhibits.
Wraps were introduced in the 1990s as a temporary means of changing a vehicle's colour.
Therefore, the individual factory must be able to integrate itself into temporary partnerships for changing production tasks but at the same time retain a stable basis for the efficient utilisation and sustainable development of its own capacity and competence.
The museum features continually changing temporary exhibits and a permanent exhibit covering President Reagan's life.
People will spend their working lives patching together a marginal income with constantly changing temporary and part-time jobs -- with the predictable increase in personal and family stress.
One more reason to think today's problems are temporary is the changing individual mandate -- the financial penalty for people who, by the law's standard, could afford coverage but declined to get it.
However, the data suffer from several biases including, but not limited to, confounding influences of neonatal mortality, temporary immigration, and changing female sightability.
When they meet, it is 1977, and Hoffman is living a fugitive, hand-to-mouth existence, taking low-paying temporary jobs in constantly changing locations.
The KPMG report suggests savings could be made relocating a number of events scheduled to be held in the temporary arena, but that changing venues could reduce the number of potential spectators.
