Indeed, by constructing dikes and reclaiming land from the sea, the people of the Netherlands have altered the form of the rivers and their surrounding landscapes.
A landscape without cars would probably also have altered the form of cities, with services provided closer to where people live, and levels of air pollution substantially lower.
Stephen Holden of The New York Times observed the album was prominent example of the developing relationship with musicians and modern technology, stating "... technology has altered the form, shape, scale and even the meaning of popular music .
Furthermore, ions of opposite charge may attract one another so strongly that they no longer exist independently but are partly present as ion pairs, thus altering the forms of the equilibrium equations.
This, by definition, means that it isn't a monologue, but I agree with Edward Albee when he says that "since art must move, or wither – the playwright must try to alter the forms within which his precursors have had to work".
But miraculously, faced with a court order, they seem to have managed to alter the forms in the nick of time.
Not everyone is pleased with the efforts to modernize or alter the form.
Mr. Pothin maintained that he had a constitutional right to fly the flag and refused to take it down or alter the form in which it was displayed.
These species have the ability to alter the form of newly generated zooids in response to pressures of increased predation or competition.
Until this generation, console makers stuck with one architecture for the lifespan of their current machine, maybe altering the form-factor or HDD size, or adding new peripherals, but rarely tinkering with the processing capacity.
