Shifts of emphasis, altered language and the absence of intraparty skirmishes all can help convey new impressions.
As Modi has shown his canny ability to deploy words, overcome cynicism, alter language and re-invent himself - both nationally and abroad.
It's my belief that pioneers of American literature like Emerson, Thoreau, Whitman and Hawthorne matter not because of the perfection of their method (Poe's stories come closest to formal perfection) but because of their need, given the content of their lives and imaginations, to invent or alter language and form.
By representing the speaker attributes by one transform and language characteristics by a different transform, the speech synthesis system will be able to alter language and speaker separately.
The amendments would have altered language in the Frontiers in Innovation, Research, Science, and Technology (FIRST) Act that the scientific community has sharply criticized since it was first circulated in draft form last spring.
While climate change data sets and documents are still publicly available, the report details how federal agencies removed links to these documents from their web pages, deleted entire sites, and altered language to erase or downplay climate change.
As such, LHAs must use their influence to alter language, format, processes, and timeframes in order to meet stakeholder needs [ 24].
Among epilepsy-related factors, only perisylvian ictal EEG onset was associated with atypical language, which is in keeping with previous studies indicating that epileptiform activity emanating from perisylvian regions may alter language lateralization (Janszky et al., 2003; Lillywhite et al., 2009; Monjauze et al., 2011).
Professional education and roles of provider groups may differ between the source and target countries: some provider groups might not exist in one country, professional terms might be used differently, etc. Squires et al. [ 61] (p. 265) note that "subtle differences in the conceptual meaning of words can often create completely different survey question structures and alter language use".
But without altering the language of the measure, Representative J. C. Watts Jr., the Oklahoma Republican who was a cosponsor of the initiative, was able to win back most of the wayward Republicans by promising that he would "address their concerns" when the measure was taken up in conference after being passed in the Senate.
