tracked change

In either case please give a full explanation of any significant tracked changes you have made.

So, you've tracked changes over all two thousand seven hundred and sixteen generations then?"

The Supreme Court's attachment to federalism and disaffection from it has often tracked changes in the nation's mood and circumstances.

Proposed changes to the PACE codes are viewed in brown and green as tracked changes.

The Laboratory tracked changing trends in more than 375 areas including education, healthcare, aging, sexuality, food and nutrition, housing, clothing, and manufacturing.

Instead, a series of spectroscopy readings from telescopes in Hawaii have tracked changes in the composition of Mars' atmosphere over time.

The ODF specification for tracked changes is limited and does not fully specify all cases, resulting in implementation-specific behaviors.

Microsoft, in contrast, could offer a touch interface to a proper Office, with the same behind-the-scenes work on page layout, tracked changes, formula handling, macros, and more.

If the application is based on HMRC model rules, you should provide the proposed scheme rules with tracked changes against the HMRC model rules.

For example, in Microsoft Office Word, if tracked changes are turned on and another user is granted control and he or she changes the documents, those changes are tracked as being done by that user.

THESE results jibe with those of a new study by Jacob L. Vigdor, an economist at Duke University, who tracked changes at 3,000 houses and apartments in Boston and its suburbs from 1985 to 1993.

To help HMRC review the draft documents as quickly as possible, if you are a practitioner, you should provide a copy of your proposed scheme rules with tracked changes against a similar scheme which HMRC has recently approved.

In theory this would limit the ability of Denmark to conduct an independent monetary policy, however a study of the history of the Danish monetary policy shows that, "while Denmark does not share a single currency, its central bank has always tracked changes made by the ESCB".

The Alberta GPI tracked changes in 51 economic, social and environmental well-being conditions between 1961-1999 showing that while Alberta's GDP grew steadily between 1961-1999, the GPI (a comprehensive measure of well-being) had declined since 1961 and remained stagnant throughout the mid 1980s and 1990s.