"We always wanted the project to proceed, but in a modified fashion".
Despite the court order, the moratorium remained in effect in a modified fashion until October 2010.
For example, the main building of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. (1847 55), was built in a modified Romanesque style, while the Corcoran Gallery, Washington, D.C. (1859), now called the Renwick Gallery, was designed in the Second Empire style Renwick favoured for hospitals, mansions, and other nonecclesiastical structures in the 1850s and '60s.
At his request, several Jesuit missionaries built residences and gardens in a modified Italian style (Baroque and Rococo roughly corresponding with the 17th- and 18th-century architecture but with Chinese roofs) around fountains like those of Versailles in France.
Davies himself adopted a modified Cubist style for several years and painted rhythmic patterns of geometricized fragments of natural forms and figures e.g., "Dancers" (after 1913; Detroit Institute of Arts).
She only had to change her windup to the modified style that is used in Sag Harbor's league -- pitchers are allowed to hurl the ball as fast as possible but not with the windmill windup women are accustomed to using in fast-pitch.
Orchid culture flask, a modified Erlenmeyer-style transparent glass flask with a 3.5 cm opening on a nearly neckless brim, a base of 9 cm diameter, a height of 12 cm, and 650 ml capacity (Figure 1a) was used as the culture vessel.
In a modified live-television style, he would tape scenes with three high-definition cameras, allowing the actors to perform sequences without stopping for new setups.
In the mid-19th century eclectic Romantic architects often adopted a modified Italian villa style as a model for country and town houses in Germany, England, and the United States.
CORR uses a modified AMA reference style.
