Sentence examples for term that changes from inspiring English sources
Thus, in order to describe the flow-out effect, we need to add a new term that changes as a function of plasma sheet density variations and the global convection electric field.
In the extended Grafstein-Hodgkin model of SD, particle-like waves can be stabilized with a control term that changes β as a linear function of wave size, a feedback mechanism first proposed for chemical BZ waves [18].
In the long term, that change of attitude is needed to truly save the elephants.
We kept any term that changed the PR by more than 15%.
"On a long-term basis, women, but on the short term, that could change".
However, the degree of randomness of a medium is a relative term that can change considerably with the resolution of the sensor.
It is the contents of the term that have changed, the downhill course being initiated- and continued- by Goadsby.---And -still- the references to the original works by Antonaci [4] and Sjaastad/Spierings [7] should be added.
The goal should have been a long-term settlement that changes the culture of the City so that it honours its debts.
As time went on and my friends and I experienced more serious, "long term" relationships, that changed.
In concrete terms, that means changes like the restoration of the former Bronx opera house on East 149th Street into a boutique hotel.
The hard-won, long-term result of that change was Mr. Cecchini's emergence as one of the most famous butchers in the world.
