Sentence examples for to be changed on from inspiring English sources

Lay the child or toddler needing to be changed on their back, gently onto the changing surface.

Better communications, and the development of computer-based design technologies that allowed precise details of components to be easily sent from place to place, and to be changed on the fly, mean that the range of things to be shipped increased.

The mayor of Wolfsburg, Rolf Schnellecke, ordered the name to be changed on road signs, official letterheads, municipal Web sites and some public buildings to help promote Volkswagen's introduction of its new Golf, the fifth generation of the best-selling hatchback.

Quick-response hydro allows the amount of water sent through the turbines to be changed on short notice.

Raj Jain: The key characteristics of SDN are programmability that allows policies to be changed on the fly.

Mr Silkstone's daughter, Janet Treharne Oakley, has called for the law to be changed on who can have access to a deceased patient's notes.

The microscope includes a flexible illumination system that allows the properties of its probe to be changed on-the-fly, a third-generation aberration corrector which corrects all geometric aberrations up to fifth order, an ultra-responsive yet stable five-axis sample stage, and a flexible configuration of optimized detectors.

The low and high thresholds of the Canny contour algorithm needs to be changed depending on day/night lighting conditions.

In [18], Safranek showed that the visibility threshold needs to be changed based on the background luminance.

Additionally, assay conditions may have to be changed depending on the specific application.

However, the extent to which conditions can be changed on the grounds of 'reasonable expectations' is unsure.