He observes sectional repeats not out of orthodoxy but as if champing at the bit to show how the notes can be played differently the next time around, with rhythmic and melodic embellishments or altered emphases: that is, how much more music is still to be found in those notes.
Then he wrote: "Her fifth book Geography III appeared in 1976, three years before her death, and here, all at once, everything was changed It was only 10 poems long, and yet its achievement was such that it retrospectively altered the emphasis and shape of an entire career".
We have also altered the emphasis of the paper to focus on a different finding, mainly that the diversity of electrophysiological phenotypes increases over development but can be modulated by experience.
The terms freethinker, humanist and rationalist were also frequently heard, used to alter the emphasis from being "against" theism and instead "for" scientific reasoning and logical thought.
Though lighting can alter the emphasis of a scene, theatre has no equivalent to the close-up, and the camera positions respected that fact: we never felt artificially intimate with the actors, but nor was there a sense that we were too far from the action.
We must face the fact that unless we alter the emphasis of our priorities from forms of escapism to solid learning, we will become in the future the thing we should fear: a country that longs for a return to its past.
Shifts of emphasis, altered language and the absence of intraparty skirmishes all can help convey new impressions.
Within two months, however, scripts were altered to give emphasis to her lack of control over her powers.
