Changes in sentence

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And we need a lot of changes.

My theory of social change is that society changes when a small group of people find a better way to live, and the rest of us copy them.

I don't think we can get away from those changes.

There are going to be big changes.

Because those changes in time encode the physics, and they encode how these objects are growing and changing.

Unlike many of the other factors that we know are associated with aging, for example changes in the physical structure of the brain, that's fiendishly difficult to treat.

We even captured the blood flow and how my face changes when I make expressions.

Sometimes I made changes based on what I heard, because consumer is in power.

Yet despite these incredible adaptations, there are changes unfolding in their habitats too rapidly for sea lions to handle.

I am tired of carrying this invisible burden of other people's fears, and many of us are, and we shouldn't have to, because we can change this, because we can change the action, which changes the story, which changes the system that allows those stories to happen.

It changes colors.

The fact that all those tickets are owned by one guy changes your decision to play, even though it does nothing whatsoever to the odds.

One of the things we know about comparison: that when we compare one thing to the other, it changes its value.

The comparison changes how we evaluate him.

So I'm telling you something you already knew: namely, that comparison changes the value of things.

Now, all this changes when a predator enters the scene.

But in that 350 years, the place has just undergone a lot of changes.

And this computer's programmed to do only one thing, which is, if you move your mouse, the mouse changes on the screen.

It's only been with us for less than a century, and in that time, that fourth dimension, when radioactive dating came about, less than a century ago, and we could actually tell how old some of these things were, is probably the most profound transformation, because it changes the way we look at ourselves and the world dramatically.

We need to delve into this mass of anatomy that we've been compiling to understand where the changes are occurring and what this means.

But we have to have these priority changes, we have to have infrastructure to go with this.

I think that's one of the main changes, also, in architecture: that we're starting to look now not for some ideal form, like a Latin cross for a church, but actually all the traits of a church: so, light that comes from behind from an invisible source, directionality that focuses you towards an altar.

And so, I kept my eyes peeled to see if the sort of changes that happened when we went from pre-print comics to print comics would happen when we went beyond, to post-print comics.

When you read a poem alongside someone else, the poem changes in meaning.

So after four years on city council, I decided to run for mayor, realizing that being a part-time councilman wasn't enough to enact the structural changes we need to see in Stockton, and I came to that conclusion by looking at the data.

When hemoglobin moves to your muscle, the shape changes slightly and the oxygen comes out.

Because of this complexity, humans have only been able to harness the power of proteins by making very small changes to the amino acid sequences of the proteins we've found in nature.

That's a tiny amount of material, but the way that ultimately expresses itself is what makes changes in humans and in all species.

So, you know, by being able to write a genome and plug it into an organism, the software, if you will, changes the hardware.

So it goes through a liver stage, changes shape and then comes out into the bloodstream again, and eventually that person will become infectious.

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