They were made, in short, by the force that has been at the heart of the national experience since the country's inception, and that drives the national legend still: relentless, destabilizing change and the bewildering conditions that come in its wake — change on the American scale and at the American speed.
Significant increase in pressure pulses has been observed due to wake change in waves even though cavitation did not show any significant change.
As the tidal flow and boat wakes change its configuration, it subtly comments on the harbor's constant flux.
Or, to say it another way, it's as if the recession induced a coma in all the potential new motorcyclists, and in so many of the already experienced motorcyclists, from which they woke changed, changed utterly, and found themselves standing in line outside an Apple store, patiently waiting to buy the latest greatness.
However, the horizontal distributions of weekly sea level height anomalies indicated that the locations of warm eddies and cold wakes changed little over the time taken for a typhoon to pass (a week), although the amplitudes of the cold wakes became stronger after a typhoon had passed over than before it had arrived (Figure 2).
Great technological leaps tend to leave many people behind, and citing "the survival of the fittest" is still the niftiest guilt-free way to account for those struggling in the wake of change.
When they wake up, change the diaper if it is a baby or toddler and if they went.
At the end of 2014, Greenpeace UK executive director John Sauven predicted that – in the wake of changes like the US-China bilateral climate agreement and global advances in clean energy – 2015 would be the year that support for climate skeptics would crumble.
This latter understanding involves realising that pregnancy brings in its wake physical changes, that any resultant birth leaves a young person with a child to care for, and so on.
In the wakes of change, local bears have found ways to make use of available resources and to share their environment with humans.
For instance, blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, or sleep-wake cycles change considerably during the course of a day.
