Sentence examples for the accompanying changes from inspiring English sources

Further, as suggested by Sacks et al. (2009), irrigation-induced evaporative cooling in one region should be offset by warming from the release of latent heat in other parts of the atmosphere, which implies that indirect effects such as changing cloud cover, and the accompanying changes in solar radiation, could be more important over larger scales and beyond irrigated areas.

On Aug. 7, Central Park SummerStage will show Henry Chalfant's wonderful documentary film "From Mambo to Hip Hop," about the social changes, and the accompanying changes in dance, in the South Bronx between the fifties and the eighties.

Eliminating the George W. Bush-era tax cuts for upper-income Americans, taking the top rate to 39.6 percent, along with the accompanying changes on some deductions and exemptions, would raise about $600 billion in a decade.

During his travels to India and in China, he developed his widely followed theory of the inevitability of globalization, and the need for businesses and individuals to adapt to the accompanying changes.

EPR oximetry and Clark electrode were employed to detect the accompanying changes in oxygen concentration.

The accompanying changes of humeral head translation might result from inertial forces and muscle contraction during motion.

A dramatic phase transition of the monoclinic VO2 nanopowders to a tetragonal phase upon heating and the accompanying change in the IR emissivity are demonstrated.

The accompanying change in the dominant feeding mode indicates a marked shift in the functional structure of the carabid community from arable land to grassland.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the phase separation, phase transformation and the accompanying change of properties of the heat-treated ZrNxOy films deposited by ion plating.

To the extent that increased outreach had an effect on academic achievement, our estimates represent the net effect of ending race-based affirmative action and the accompanying change in outreach.

The anti-incumbent mood that led to sweeping changes in Congress after the 2010 elections persists, and the accompanying change in House leadership has not fundamentally altered the way Americans view Congress.