Sentence examples for alterations like the from inspiring English sources

There are pointless physical alterations, like the slinky cow at Union Square Park.

"These alterations, like the re-ordering of chapters of a book, are easier to identify and detect in the blood than single-letter changes," said Bert Vogelstein, a co-author on the study.

In Busoni's case it could mean relatively simple alterations, like the doubling of notes, or the shifting of registers to exploit the piano's range and to avoid hand-crossings that are easier on the multiple keyboards of a harpsichord or an organ.

The suaA and suaC alleles also had a number of pleiotropic alterations, like the omnipotent suppressors in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, that were able to suppress all three classes of chain termination mutation.

Diverse external factors, such as hypoxia (hif-1-pathway) and the activation of adenosine receptors, as well as internal cellular alterations like the inactivation of tumour-suppressor genes pVHL, p53 or the overexpression of NFkB have been defined as important molecular regulators of the CXCR4 expression (Helbig et al, 2003; Staller et al, 2003; Mehata et al, 2004).

A facade alteration like the one Mr. Hunt proposed is subject to the commission's approval.

In concept, this dispute is not all that different from when a landlord tries to evict a tenant for unauthorized alterations, like painting the walls black or installing a washing machine.

"I hope you will like the alteration that is entirely due to you," he said.

In breast cancer, bone metastases have been correlated with bone alteration-like demineralisation and fractures.

The fact that no malaria-typical alterations, like microhemorrhages or leukocyte sequestration, could be found in the temporal bones suggests that the pathological findings in the inner ear might be linked to the systemic inflammatory reaction.

Mods sometimes offer chiefly cosmetic upgrades or alterations, like bringing Mario to HD; other times the changes run deeper, and the games are improved or re-imagined to incalculable degrees.