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Meanings of changes often in English
Russian
всё время меняется Portuguese
altera-se continuamente Spanish
varía continuamente Catalan
canvia continuament The value of this property will change frequently.
Synonyms
Examples for "continuously changes"
Examples for "continuously changes"
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The world changes continuously and pharmacovigilance as a new discipline also must change.
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Gray said that to find a vaccine is extremely difficult because the virus changes continuously.
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Somewhere there is always an unexpected movement, the interplay of the sun and clouds glitters and changes continuously and tirelessly.
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Web software changes continuously.
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The FDA's MedWatch list changes frequently, so it's worth checking it against any new medications you may be taking.
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The correspondent critic has small apartments at first class hotels, which he changes frequently, out of sheer respect, as he says, to economy.
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Land use land cover (LULC) changes frequently in ecotones due to the large climate and soil gradients, and complex landscape composition and configuration.
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It said SES made frequent changes to the agreement, which slowed construction.
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I was beginning at lunch time to wonder about the frequent changes.
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This would prevent the Pope from becoming disgusted with such frequent changes.
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His frequent changes proceeded from too nice an inquisition into truth.
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He avoids frequent changes, and generally has only three scenes for an opera.
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Our neighbour has an elliptical orbit, which means its distance from us frequently changes.
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It frequently changes key and often breaks off continuity to pause or take up new material.
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In the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh, the utterance frequently changes from one of these forms to another.
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However, the present study does not provide an answer to how frequently changes are needed under different conditions.
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He rambles, frequently changes his mind, and lets his moods move him almost as much as his evidence.
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Besides these regular changes, there are others of a very irregular character.
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Because children tend to brush more rigorously than adults, they may need more regular changes.
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Science has regular changes of mind about the relevance of different food elements to our health.
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Ghana has one of the most stable democracies in a region that experiences regular changes of power.
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The wind, too, we observed, seldom remained stationary for any length of time, but made its regular changes every twenty-four hours.
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Dong Tianqun, who lost her daughter, regularly changes her phone number to evade police.
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Seems the city regularly changes the names of streets, and I should look it up in an old directory instead of a new one.
Usage of changes often in English
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Disk technology changes often, so this advice may become outdated rather quickly.
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This situation changes often, and we pride ourselves on anticipating it timeously.
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The feeling of the work changes often before ending on a driving, accelerating end.
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Cryptic changes often overlapped chromosomes and regions frequently identified as abnormal by metaphase cytogenetics.
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These changes often overtake men of sensitive, highly strung natures.
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The list is long and changes often, so best to check with your local embassy.
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Well-a-well, wind changes often at night.
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He described how "even significant staff changes often do not result in the desired increase in efficiency".
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While these can be the simplest of tasks, such small changes often make the most difference to a busy life.
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They say she gets quite drunk, and that besides but that she is inconstant in her affections, and changes often.
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Background: Intense physical training is associated with morphologic and physiologic cardiac changes often referred to as the "athlete's heart."
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And changes often arrive too late for the women, often women of color, who first drew attention to the alleged abuses.
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The pain, stiffness, and effusion into the joint which accompany these changes often lead to an erroneous diagnosis of joint disease.
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Moreover, even when these indices move in the same direction in a given month, the relative magnitude of the changes often varies greatly.
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But great changes often take place with very little improvement; the fall of idolatry only made way for the rise of magic and astrology.
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More changes often take place within a dozen years after a co-operative society is first started than have taken place for a century previous.
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