Sentence examples for altered where from inspiring English sources

Admire the original split-level Brady Bunch house, now slightly altered, where the fictional television family lived from 1969 to 1974.

The energy is suddenly completely different and with an audience in attendance the pacing is slightly altered where we pause to receive applause in places, or move straight through between different sections to maintain momentum within the drama.

Highsmith left 8,000 pages of diaries and ­"cahiers," but as Joan Schenkar notes in "The Talented Miss Highsmith," she forged, fabricated and altered where necessary, just like her antihero Ripley.

With the increased introduction of HF in catalytic etching, both the etched depths and profiles are dramatically altered, where the resulting trench angles, defined as the angles between the taped sidewalls and bottom regions of trenches, are explicitly modulated within the region of 45° 88°.

Comparison of HYSPLIT hindcasts of the ash deposition from the 8 August 2012 Te Maari eruption from Mt Tongariro showed that HYSPLIT would have accurately forecast the narrow ash plume observed about 12 km downwind of the vent, but there was apparently a discrepancy between the forecast and actual wind direction further downwind, that significantly altered where ash was deposited.

In general, the regular biological functions in significant pathways are usually altered where abnormal pathway states arise from abnormal internal node states.

In just a few months we have seen a spate of deals that will reshape our industry and alter where decisions get made and by whom.

One of the most important actions foundations can take to increase the chances of sustainable impact of their interventions is to fundamentally alter where they invest their endowments and how they derive the income they so generously put to the service of creating public good and positive externalities.

The AAA researchers noted that "even when there are no demands for visual processing, interacting with cognitively demanding in-vehicle devices can alter where and how drivers look in the driving environment", to the detriment of safety.It is possible that using voice-driven systems is taxing simply because such systems are relatively new and unfamiliar.

Evolution occurs when genes mutate, or when they alter where, when, and how strongly they are active.

Or, if the point is to alter where you're going based on your To-Do list, why have the "Nearby" button?