Sentence examples for through changing of from inspiring English sources
Sunday saw the allotment site AGM, and have to say two hours talking (even listening) through changing of rules on membership – though in the end there weren't any changes – reinforces my feelings that gardeners are better at digging than deciding.
To validate the control scheme in the experiment, the reference voltage is fixed at 110 V and the experiment is done under variable and unequal DC voltage through changing of the speed of SIEG and the source voltages of the two isolated transformers with an autotransformer.
We also confirmed that glucosamine induces ER stress and activates the UPR through changing of various marker genes including spliced XBP1, PDI, IRE1α ATF4, GRP78, and CHOP.
The nutritional status and chromatin state are correlated to health state and replicative life span, by mechanism involving sirtuin activation that regulates mitochondrial biogenesis through changing of the acetylation state of the transcriptional coactivator PGC-1α [ 54].
"We are definitely going through a changing of the guard," an analyst said.
Hiroshige illustrated city life through the changing of the seasons, traditional holidays and the daily activities of Edo's citizens.
The present study elucidates that the cathode overpotential reduction is possible through the changing of agglomerate arrangements.
The City's elections have been meddled with in every decade since the 1920s, either through the changing of boundaries or the changing of voting rules.
They come from May to November, from the hottest days through the changing of the leaves, which is so extraordinary in the mountains that the vistas of oranges and reds look almost artificial.
It's also about the struggle of farmers existing on the edge of poverty, about family love and loyalties (which go mostly unexpressed), and about the cyclical nature of life as expressed through the changing of the seasons.
Capt Megan Couto led about 40 Canadian soldiers through the changing of the guard ceremony at the palace on Monday morning, watched by the usual throng of tourists who saw history being made.
