Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The constantly changing in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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your eyes dilate and constrict with the constantly changing images which may lead to Computer Vision Syndrome.
Saturday, August 1st, 2009 Newsmap is an application that's definitely worth checking out- it visually reflects the constantly changing landscape of Google News aggregator;
Of course it will be important to continuously adapt the training programme to the constantly changing challenges in the industry.
modestly in keeping with contemplation of the constantly changing natural elements and the infinite horizon.
However, the constantly changing social and political circumstances did not play a very significant role.
The constantly changing dynamics of the digital context has a tremendous impact on our experience.
The constantly changing menu includes seasonal specialities like asparagus,
He records the constantly changing Chinese landscape,
While sailing you enjoy the constantly changing views and the excellent care on board.
a less changeable matter than the constantly changing physical.
ready is very important, because the constantly changing light intensity or to enter when the sun disappears.
BOUGE B, a must for anyone who likes to make discoveries in the constantly changing world of dance and performance.
He became increasingly fascinated by the effects of light and colour which arose through the constantly changing weather.
occasionally looking up to see the constantly changing view.
our expertise enables us to address the constantly changing needs and expectations of our clients in optimal fashion.
ready is very important, because the constantly changing light intensity or to enter when the sun disappears.
in view of increasing immigration flows, the constantly changing demand for foreign labour
artists, and calls into question the constantly changing position and importance of the object in today's industrialized world.