Sentences with phrase «change interval which»

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Not only is the mutable world separated from its divine principle — the One — by intervals of emanation that descend in ever greater alienation from their source, but because the highest truth is the secret identity between the human mind and the One, the labor of philosophy is one of escape: all multiplicity, change, particularity, every feature of the living world, is not only accidental to this formless identity, but a kind of falsehood, and to recover the truth that dwells within, one must detach oneself from what lies without, including the sundry incidentals of one's individual existence; truth is oblivion of the flesh, a pure nothingness, to attain which one must sacrifice the world.

These include «spiky» functions in which changes in sign, for example, occurred in arbitrarily small intervals.

I will suggest mothers to change the tubing which is quite cheap at regular interval.

The ScaleGard Pro P1175 Anti-scale Filter provides a high capacity of 6000 litres, which increases convenience by extending the filter change - out interval.

Two principal techniques were used to reconstruct past climates over the past 3000 years: at close intervals throughout a vertical column of peat, the researchers investigated the degree of peat decomposition, which is directly related to climate, and also examined the peat matrix to reveal the changing amounts of different plants that previously grew on the bog.

Among them is the sequence of time intervals on a stock exchange when there is a change in share prices, which does not happen uniformly.

At five - year intervals, on the basis of the number of Members then enrolled in each Electorate as their primary Electorate, the Council shall reconsider the validity of the formula which determines the number of Council delegates to be elected by the Electorates [see (a) above] and, when necessary to insure equitable representation of the Members, shall change the formula and amend the relevant portion of this Section accordingly.

«These changes occurred as the Alps started to rise and to steepen, which occurred — for geological standards — within a short time interval.»

Previous attempts to estimate the diversity changes during this period have been hindered by the fossil record, which has not been sampled equally in different time intervals or geographic areas.

The problem would be made worse by installing more powerful processors which interrogate the flip - flops at even shorter intervals, because they would be more likely to catch the circuit during a state change.

To identify genes that changed expression depending on PMI, we used the five PMI intervals also used by the GTEx Biospecimen Methodological Study (BMS) 21, and asked which genes had a significant and noticeable change between two consecutive time intervals (> 2-fold change and Wilcoxon test p < 0.05, see Methods and Supplementary Note 2).

There are numerous things you can try, like changing the order of exercises, using a different weight, decrease rest intervals, increasing the number of sets, all variations which will shock your muscles and cause your muscles to re-adapt to the challenge.

I found myself working my legs, arms, waist and abs, and the songs changed in pace which meant I was training in fast and slow intervals too.

I changed my workouts completely and started doing his style of intensive, interval training instead and combined this with his unusual workout plans for weights (which are amazing by the way).

I changed my running workouts completely and started doing his style of interval training instead and combined this with his unusual workout plans for weights (which are amazing by the way)-- I now spend half the time in the gym and get at least 3 - 5x better results.

If you are looking for the simplest, most effective way to reach the right body composition for you, follow a healthy diet, do some weight lifting and choose which type of cardiovascular exercise you prefer — short, intense intervals or long, slow cardio — because either will help produce changes in body composition

I changed my running workouts completely and started doing his style of interval training instead and combined this with his unusual workout plans for weights (which are amazing by the way)-- I now spend half the time in the gym (3 x 1 hrs per week) and get at least 3 - 5x better results.

We stopped updating diet at the beginning of the time interval during which individuals developed cancer (except nonmelanoma skin cancer), cardiovascular diseases, or gestational diabetes because changes in diet after development of these conditions may confound the relationship between diet and diabetes (21).

Which means that certain debates and conversations recur at intervals as predictable and regular as leaves changing color, or the arrival of the first birds of spring.

If you use synthetic oil the oil change interval is longer (usually twice as long or longer) which would mean you don't change the filter as often per mile.

I had a 1.4 L Vauxhall Astra back in 2001 which had an oil change interval of 20,000 miles (32,000 km / 2 years).

The «Oil Change Due» message illuminated on the CX - 9's dashboard shortly after it reached the 7,000 - mile mark, which follows Mazda's «flexible» maintenance interval (the owner's manual «severe diving conditions» schedule recommends 5,000 - mile oil changes).

The catalytic converter and GM High Energy electronic ignition were advertised among the components of «Chevrolet's new Efficiency System» which was promoted to offer other benefits to owners of 1975 models versus comparable 1974 models that included extended maintenance intervals from 6,000 to 7,500 miles (12,100 km) for oil / filter changes and spark plugs that lasted up to 22,500 miles (36,200 km) compared to 10,000 miles (16,000 km) on»74 models.

For many consumers, the change to synthetic oil permits extending the oil drain intervals, which means a reduced waste stream and cost of ownership.

The award - winning Ram truck lineup is something of a heavy - duty marvel, from its best - in - class diesel oil change intervals of 15,000 miles for the Ram 2500, to the versatile, ever - popular 1500, which meets the lifestyle needs of many a truck lover.

Oil change intervals vary depending on your type of vehicle and the conditions in which you drive, but getting an oil change every 7,500 to 10,000 miles or six to 12 months (whichever comes first) is generally best practice.

It has a customizable slideshow, which allows you to set the time interval between slide changes, and to display thumbnail views, as well as basic file information for photos.

Unlike a fixed rate home loan, which has a fixed interest rate for the life of the loan, the interest rate on an adjustable rate mortgage, or ARM, changes at contracts, agreed upon intervals.

An adjustable rate mortgage is one in which the interest rate can change at predetermined intervals.

There is an initial fixed - rate period during which the rate doesn't change, followed by a much longer period during which the rate changes at preset intervals.

And finally, in the show's namesake, «The Velocity of Change» (2015), which appears directly on the right wall as one enters the gallery, the intervals of white space between the clearly defined, occasionally fractured sets of colored wedges simultaneously pause and accentuate the rhythmic momentum within the mural.

Unlike his earlier work Thank you, Fog (2009), which consists of photographs taken from a static camera at one - minute intervals as fog descended over a densely wooded landscape, the work featured in the exhibition Five / Fifty / Five Hundred traces changing fog over a lake in Connecticut.

Binding the exhibition together are Gillick's flickering signage for the individual works (with their hideously trite interpretive descriptions) and Carsten Holler's 7.8 Hz which causes a change in the frequency of the electrical system that turns the exhibition lights on and off at set intervals, plunging works into darkness or rendering the film and video projections temporarily invisible.

Any changes which occur over smaller intervals become lost in larger trendlines.

If the shape of the hill or valley in BTc has undulations, the band - widening involves positive and negative changes in area on the graph at different points, which are all neatly accounted for by using the BTc0 value at the peak frequency to multiply by the band widening intervals BW1 and BW2.

So to say \ spatially smooth \ doesn't describe what I think is happening, namely a function which changes slowly over extended intervals (as well as being smooth).

3) If you want to project the data, you need to calculate the change in heat year by year over the whole interval, and find which curve is the best fit to that data.

In the supporting information (PDF) appendix the researchers show all their data, including the full list of the 100 bird species, whether the date for their spring migration has shifted (days per year from 1970 - 2000), population size has changed (1 = small change, 3 = large change) and during which time interval (either 1970 - 1990 and 1990 - 2000), what their average migration distance is (expressed in latitude change) and whether these birds winter in (southern) Europe or in Africa.

My friend, Climate Science is not a science since it has no precise numerical variables, no laws, and statistics are not applicable because there is no physically meaningful time intervals over which to take averages and no periodicity The system is not stationary — meaning that the earth and its atmosphere and the sun, and the molten interior and the cosmic radiation present a constantly changing environment far beyond the capabilities of prediction.

Rates of change computed in this manner are not necessarily applicable to periods of record outside the interval for which they were estimated.

However, the Prudent Path authors fail to reference a recent paper (Kaufmann et al. 2009) which analyzed Arctic temperature changes over a 2000 year period (0 to 1999 AD) and concluded that «the most recent 10 - year interval (1999 - 2008) was the warmest of the past 200 decades» and that «4/5 of the warmest decades occurred during the last century».

How do you expect climate models to predict a short interval (20 yrs) without knowing the ENSOs that will occur, the volcanic eruptions, changes in solar variability, etc, in that time period, which can be significant in the short - term but not in the long - term?

Despite these successes in linking variations in greenhouse gas concentrations to climate change in the geologic past, the oxygen isotope palaeotemperature record from 600 Myr ago to the present displays notable intervals for which inferred temperatures and pCO2 levels are not correlated1.

RE the inline reply to VS 3/25 12:22 The point of VS» presentation, which you seem to miss, is that if graph 1 is properly specified, then it would lead one to believe that the temperature data is showing an anomalous change - it goes outside the expected error interval.