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"What we're building here today, every element of the facade will, I hope, be officially landmarked, and it will not be able to be altered without landmarks approval," said Mr. Finkelman, who has done about 250 adaptive reuse projects in his 30-year career.

Depending on when the request is made, the address may not be able to be altered.

Semiconducting materials are able to be altered with strain-inducing from tunable sizes and shapes due to quantum confinement effects.

Expressions of the three fluorescent proteins were able to be selectively regulated by altering combination ratios of the three types of recombinant baculoviruses.

Finally, as predicted and simulated in the in silico platform, the translation of growth inhibition to a cidal effect was able to be demonstrated experimentally by altering the carbon source from sorbitol to glucose.

"The human face has always been a very effective form of communicating and from an artist's perspective it is interesting to be able to change and alter this to create a new dialogue".

Despite McChrystal's efforts, Michael Cohen of Democracyarsenal.org argued earlier this week that the news that civilian deaths remained high shouldn't come as a surprise, given that a directive from even a top commander or a more people-focused counter-insurgency strategy is unlikely to be able to fundamentally alter the reality on the ground.

These proteins belong to the SNARE family and one SNARE protein in particular, called VTI11, is required for auxin to be able to both alter the appearance of the vacuoles and restrict the growth of root epidermal cells.

But by altering epigenes — the manner in which DNA is coiled or uncoiled, methylated or demethylated — one should be able to alter which genes are activated.

The core issue in time travel has always been, Should the traveler be able to alter history?

Ionic liquids (ILs), salts melting below 100 °C, are considered to be able to alter surface behavior of surfactant molecules, hence supporting the surfactant performance at the interface.