Sentence examples for traditional changes from inspiring English sources

In their present form, beliefs in witchcraft are not "traditional" – changes since earlier times are obvious.

MODERNITY IS BEST SERVED TRADITIONAL Changes of this kind have been disruptive, to say the least, in many parts of the developing world.

Myog-deleted mice exhibited better aerobic endurance and increased oxygen consumption associated with alterations in various metabolic genes, but without exhibiting the expected traditional changes on the cellular level.

Italy lost and rather than wear its traditional change colour of white, the team was ordered to play in all-black.

It paired with a firm called Parkmobile to test a small number of meters for which, instead of using the traditional change, drivers could use their smartphones to pay for parking.

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The detection system provides comprehensible information about change areas, and minimizes the post-detection thresholding procedure often needed in traditional change detection algorithms.

Therefore, the use of simultaneous variation of calcination conditions through experimental design is of great significance in detecting such interactions, when compared to the traditional change one variable at a time procedure.

The traditional change in worry/concern, as measured by the pre/post-test design, was non-significant over both the first and second three-month periods.

The traditional change between visits 2 and 3 was of borderline significance in both groups, but the addition of the then-test again led to highly significant actual change (p < 0.001 in both groups).

–Some would argue that monetary and vocational achievements, rather than traditional life changes, are the new rites of passage.