An alternative novel as much as an altered one; an appreciation, not a parody.
Charlotte Hedlund's contribution, "Construct Deconstruct Reconstruct," is listed as an "altered book".
Garrett wasn't informed by his movements so much as the idea of performance as an altered form of consciousness.
Mice deficient in both proteins exhibit shortened and widened long bones as well as an altered bone structure.
GA, a mixture of synthetic peptides, is believed to act as an altered peptide ligand with inhibitory effects on autoreactive T cells and promoting Th2 cells.
(In film and television, it has become more specialized, meaning the head electrician). The word originated in the 16th century, used as an altered form of godfather or grandfather.
The intuitive idea is that information measures reduction in uncertainty, where reduced uncertainty manifests as an altered probability distribution over possible states.
That show also focused on the body and its representation via images/advertisements but more as an escape from the body or as an altered state as location.
There was this one little couple-bar section in the Carter piece where I thought, "Okay, this sequence of notes here could work as an altered C7th chord, and if I play that and play a left hand bass part underneath it and then sing this one-note melody then that could be something really unique and special that I've never heard before".
Use of replication-deficient adenoviral gene vectors to deliver IL-4 to DC resulted in increased IL-4 expression by DC as well as an altered DC costimulatory molecule phenotype (Figure 1).
During ER-stressed situations, such as an altered redox environment, misfolding can be extensive [48], [79] with the unfolded protein response (UPR) resulting in the elimination of misfolded proteins and/or apoptosis if necessary [48], [80], [81].
