Sentence examples for which was changed to from inspiring English sources

Description of the room which was changed to suit Mr. Munsey.

The modern name derives from the early Aramaic name Urhai, which was changed to Edessa when the town was refounded as a military settlement in the 3rd century bce.

In the summer of 2013, he was sentenced to a five-year prison term, which was changed to a suspended sentence when thousands of people again took to the streets, risking arrest.

The quarantine law, which was changed to bring the UK into line with the rest of the EU, has reduced the minimum age at which a foreign puppy can enter the UK to 15 weeks.

As long as the FARC are in Venezuela there is ample proof of their presence relations between the two countries will remain volatile.Editor's note: This is an updated version of the print article, which was changed to incorporate news of the car bomb in Bogotá on August 12th.

The pH of the solution was about 7.0, which was changed to 6.0 by adding 0.4 M Ni sulfamate solution.

Iranian was also relatively conservative in retaining at an early period the diphthongs ai and au, which were changed to simple vowels e and o in Indo-Aryan, and long diphthongs that were shortened to ai and au in Indo-Aryan.

It depicted youth resistance to a Communist invasion of the United States; the new film tells the same story, and originally had Chinese villains, which were changed to North Koreans, after objections were raised in China.

The ultrasonic device power and sonication time were the parameters which were changed to reach the optimum condition.

In our previous work, we also observed that the van der Waals-type interactions were dominant in ferrofluid of Fe3O4-PEG400 wereh were changed to the attractive interaction in nanofluid of Fe3O4-PEG400-oleic acid [17].

When representing a crisp value, say (x = a), in the form of inequalities; it is replaced by (x le a) and (x ge a) which is changed to (- x le - a).