Shaw wired back, "Ascertain how many teeth will suffice and alter text accordingly".
Fitted with an altered text, the work was later adopted as an anthem by the Fascists.
But although that version also has an altered text (to suit a specific liturgical use), Mr. Maazel and Ms. Murphy used the 1773 text.
His new technology aims to alter text size and styles automatically, enlarge and reduce segments of a document depending on which part is being read at the time, and give displays a look and feel based on user preferences.
They could have cut their losses and plumped for Edelweiss, but eventually, the Austrians settled on an altered text of "Home of great daughters, sons", which was put into effect in January 2012.
You can't alter text fonts, for instance, and when choosing an image from your phone's photo library, there is no way to view the image in anything but a tiny thumbnail size.
Liverpool Council said the costs for its library website were just four hours of staff time to upload new pictures and alter text.
One day after The White House released 100 pages of Benghazi emails, a report has surfaced alleging that Republicans released a set with altered text.
In 1903 a system of national textbooks was enacted, giving the Ministry of Education the authority to alter texts in accordance with political currents.
The first patent, called "Voice assignment for text-t0-speech output," can alter text-to-speech (TTS) profiles based on metadata gleaned from content found on a user's phone or device.
Though this approach may underestimate the true prevalence of copying as the copied text is frequently subsequently altered, altering copied text requires significantly greater cognitive involvement on the part of the author and may be more likely to reflect the patient-provider encounter.
