Meanings of regularly changes in English

The world changes continuously and pharmacovigilance as a new discipline also must change.

Gray said that to find a vaccine is extremely difficult because the virus changes continuously.

Somewhere there is always an unexpected movement, the interplay of the sun and clouds glitters and changes continuously and tirelessly.

Web software changes continuously.

Disk technology changes often, so this advice may become outdated rather quickly.

This situation changes often, and we pride ourselves on anticipating it timeously.

The feeling of the work changes often before ending on a driving, accelerating end.

Cryptic changes often overlapped chromosomes and regions frequently identified as abnormal by metaphase cytogenetics.

These changes often overtake men of sensitive, highly strung natures.

The FDA's MedWatch list changes frequently, so it's worth checking it against any new medications you may be taking.

The correspondent critic has small apartments at first class hotels, which he changes frequently, out of sheer respect, as he says, to economy.

Land use land cover (LULC) changes frequently in ecotones due to the large climate and soil gradients, and complex landscape composition and configuration.

It said SES made frequent changes to the agreement, which slowed construction.

I was beginning at lunch time to wonder about the frequent changes.

This would prevent the Pope from becoming disgusted with such frequent changes.

His frequent changes proceeded from too nice an inquisition into truth.

He avoids frequent changes, and generally has only three scenes for an opera.

Our neighbour has an elliptical orbit, which means its distance from us frequently changes.

It frequently changes key and often breaks off continuity to pause or take up new material.

In the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh, the utterance frequently changes from one of these forms to another.

However, the present study does not provide an answer to how frequently changes are needed under different conditions.

He rambles, frequently changes his mind, and lets his moods move him almost as much as his evidence.

Besides these regular changes, there are others of a very irregular character.

Because children tend to brush more rigorously than adults, they may need more regular changes.

Science has regular changes of mind about the relevance of different food elements to our health.

Ghana has one of the most stable democracies in a region that experiences regular changes of power.

The wind, too, we observed, seldom remained stationary for any length of time, but made its regular changes every twenty-four hours.