In other words, one can change one's beliefs by changing one's epistemic circumstances; the latter, even if not the former, are susceptible to direct control by the will.
A sex change, just by changing one letter.
And I believe we can create much of the change needed by changing one essential piece of the puzzle: the brief.
In style and substance, his discourse is saturated in churchiness: he touts the rights of the unborn, pooh-poohs same-sex marriage, speaks of marshalling the "armies of compassion" and transforming America into a "culture of responsibility" and an "ownership society" by changing "one heart and soul, one conscience at a time".
Advantages using DNA are that short dsDNA can act as a rigid rod (Bustamante et al, 1994; Wang et al, 1997; Mathew-Fenn et al, 2008; see also Supplementary Results) and the DNA length can be changed incrementally 0.34 nm by changing one base, meaning one can control the distance between the two heads with sub-nanometer accuracy.
Because the activation component keeps such a vigilant watch on the hardware, however, changing one's system around by adding several new internal components like a CD-ROM drive or a network card could set off alarms within Windows XP.
Having assumed that there are objective moral obligations, Pascal directs his critique, both in the Provincial Letters and in his contributions to the Écrits des Curés de Paris, to the claim, attributed to Jesuit casuists, that one can change the moral character of actions by changing one's intention at the time of their performance.
Dar infuriated England, especially the captain Alastair Cook, by changing one of the balls in their defeat by Sri Lanka at The Oval last week, fuelling controversy over how the home team had generated reverse swing so quickly in their opening fixture against Australia.
To answer this question, we allowed an ensemble of 5 × 103 circuits to drift randomly on a genotype network by changing one regulatory interaction at a time, while preserving the circuits' native phenotype.
Begin by changing one behavior at a time, and adding on every day or week with each workout.
