Sentence examples for time bound change from inspiring English sources
By providing an example of a time bound change in empowering ILT, this study contributes to our understanding of implicit leadership theories.
Chart-parsing methods carry over to PCFGs essentially without change, still running within a cubic time bound in terms of sentence length.
Mine – at this moment, anyway, because the choice is bound to change from time to time when the library is so vast and rich – happens to be a simple line from Brownsville Girl, an 11-minute epic he co-wrote with Sam Shepard in 1986: "Strange how people who suffer together have stronger connections than people who are most content".
"In the Hope of Rising Again" is surprising and captivating, even if its final message is simply: "As long as time moves forward, things are bound to change".
That is to say, when prices are bound to change over time, agents are aware of it, and are accurately aware of how prices change.
He ignores the fact that it is bound to change over time, just as Italian-American identity, Jewish-American identity and Irish-American identity have done.
It should be noted that in the real world, the attacker's capabilities are bound to change over time, for instance when the attacker gains additional background knowledge.
"Over time, having women in these positions is bound to change women's self-image and the ideas people have about women's place and role in society".
That means we get proper family time over breakfast just about every day, though that's bound to change as they get older.
At the same time – and perhaps even more importantly – China's rise is bound to change the way the world thinks.
