Sentence examples for to trace changes from inspiring English sources

The real business of the historian of advertising is more difficult: to trace the development from processes of specific attention and information to an institutionalized system of commercial information and persuasion; to relate this to changes in society and in the economy: and to trace changes in method in the context of changing organizations and intentions.

Also, XRD, TGA, FTIR, and SEM/EDX tests were performed to trace changes due to geopolymerization.

Surface electromyography (sEMG) was performed on randomly chosen adults with acute and recurrent tonsillitis to trace changes in muscle activity.

The researchers compared that sample with others to build a family tree to trace changes in the fast-mutating AIDS virus.

XRD, TGA, and SEM/EDX tests were also conducted to trace changes due to geopolymerization and sulfate attack before and after exposure at different ages of up to 90 days.

Dedicated to the actor Ralph Bellamy, the writer Anita Loos "and their many co-workers in the Hollywood cinema," this magisterial work uses 300 movies from 1915 to 1960 (and a bit beyond) to trace changes in Hollywood's production practices and in its technologies through, for instance, a history of cameras.

This summer, with London once more on the cusp of transition – fuelled this time by peak oil, climate change and financial crisis – 25 intrepid walkers formed an eclectic fellowship outside West Ham Station, ready to trace change and the returning echoes of past transformation through the landscape of east London.

Even though EVLWTD and lung water ratioEIT point in the same direction, it is too early to determine the role of lung water ratioEIT to reliably trace changes of EVLW over time.

Mr. Lewis, a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine, uses those attributes to trace vital changes in how football is played.

Studying these regions is a way to trace evolutionary changes that confer some of our uniquely human traits.

TO trace the changes in upscale restaurants over the last few decades, you can survey the losers: Lutèce and white linens; servers in tuxedos and diners in ties.