"This attitude was reflected in the time and energy these girls spent altering the conventional spellings of names" -- Leeah instead of Leah, for instance -- in an effort to ensure their babies' lives would be special.
Popular movements have often appealed to the Constitution in making their cases, and from time to time their views have altered the conventional understanding of the meaning of the constitutional text.
This paper also addresses the reluctance observed in industry in adopting emerging technologies, or even altering the conventional units' design significantly.
A novel challenge, the in situ crystallization of Pre-SiC reinforced-fiber during the fabrication of SiC/SiC composites, has been made for cost effectiveness by altering the conventional coating method.
In lieu of altering the conventional layout of cupcakes I would gladly accept a considerable rise in the whoopie pie profile and their commercial availability.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first England-specific study that has used budget impact analysis to forecast how altering the conventional distribution of dialysis modalities could potentially reduce the total financial burden to the payer of providing and supporting the continually growing demand for dialysis services in England.
The show won't alter the basic conventional wisdom, but it does offer a good opportunity to consider knotty questions like: Was Sargent a modern artist?
Doctrine, as a mode of pedagogy, is conservative of its tradition; as a mode of inquiry, it may be innovative, generating new insights that alter the rhetoric of conventional teaching and, sometimes, its substance as well.
While "potentially toxic additives" are needed to alter the properties of conventional plastics, Ingber noted that plasticizers are not required in their material.
