Sentence examples for Further alteration from inspiring English sources
Further alteration took place in 1895, when the western pavilion was moved for the construction of the Grand Parade.
Another further alteration may be "joining," the process of permanently, sometimes only temporarily, bonding or attaching materials to each other.
But in its brief, the government said it now believed that the mere isolation of a gene, without further alteration or manipulation, does not change its nature.
A further alteration of this geometry, locally resembling the Minkowski universe, derives from the use of a four-dimensional continuum containing mass points.
In this way, the bulk basalt becomes resistant from further alteration.
A further alteration to the equations overcomes the difficulty caused by the discontinuous ODEs for the solid variable.
It was altered and extended between 1850 and 1860, with further alterations in 1957.
The building's new status guarantees that any further alterations will be subject to permission from government planning bodies.
Rather extensive further alterations are in prospect, and when they are finished the restaurant will accomodate 75.
Very occasionally, he will make further alterations once he sees how a play is working or not working in rehearsal.
Andrew Wilson, senior lecturer in forensic and archaeological sciences, says: "Hair grows around 1cm a month and, once formed, doesn't undergo any further alterations.
