Sentence examples for which change to from inspiring English sources

Within 80 100 days after planting, the plant develops white blossoms, which change to a reddish colour.

If bills were created under a system where strike-throughs and additions were carefully tracked, the public would know which legislator made which change to a proposed piece of legislation as it made its way through the Capitol.

Mr Cantlie, is later shown sitting in a Sharia court, where compares the system's "remarkably simple" laws with "the laws of democratic countries which change to fit every circumstance or to fit every different week".

Ti(C,N) films show (200) texture which change to random orientation of the crystallites when the silicon content reaches about 9 at.%. Depth-sensing indentation measurement on coatings reveals that the hardness of coatings increases from 30 to 48 GPa with increasing Si and C content.

The chemical evolution starts with dominant HCO3− salts (assemblage 1) which change to dominant SO42− salts (assemblage 2) at the end.

Aromatics are of red cherry, orange peel and tar, as well as notes of cedar (if aged in grandi botti), which change to balsamic as the wine matures after a few years in the bottle.

The medical directors then agreed on which changes to test.

Decide for yourself which changes to keep and compare the impact to current policy.

Furthermore, North Germanic employed es (which changed to er) and later sum as an indeclinable relative pronoun.

In this process, carbon suboxide was used as carbon source, which changed to freshly formed free carbon clusters through disproportionation.

The orbital period before it approached the solar system planets was about 4200 years, which changed to 2380 years following the gravitational interaction with Jupiter.