We make ourselves presentable before important meetings, or when going on dates, altering our body odour with cologne, removing blemishes with make-up and so on.
This article was amended on 24 January 2011, initially to change reference to the long 19th century and the short 20th, and subsequently to restore the dates and alter the sentence to clarify the meaning.
In December, the release date was altered on the PC gaming site Steam, from "January" to "early 2015".
According to the Sheriff's Department, a deputy spotted a parking permit hanging from Ms. Caggiano's rear-view mirror whose expiration date appeared altered, from 2001 to 2007.
This novel, written in the 60s, possessed my imagination, not least because I saw how it could be brought up to date without altering the plot structure.
Unfortunately, precise and in-situ measurements of these parameters have not been achieved to date without altering the operation of these cells.
Evidence for the effects of PIs on gut proteinases comes from experiments with insects that fed on plants heterologously expressing pi genes or artificial diets containing PIs; no study to date has altered the expression of an endogenous pi gene in a host plant to examine its effect on lepidopteran digestive enzymes.
Table 5 also shows the large effect that the 'extrapolation ratio' has on the possible accuracy of the estimates; when the estimate is based on a branch node dated as 75 YBP then an error of one decade in that dating alters the estimated radiation time of the potyviruses by 847 years, whereas when the node is dated as 500 YBP then a 10 year error changes the radiation time by only 111 years.
In addition, many participants did not like the messages containing trivia; some said they would have liked the intervention to continue for longer, to be able to reset a quit date, or to alter the number of messages they received.
Add in the twist of dating formats altering between generations, and you have a guaranteed reaction of incomprehension topped with hypocrisy.
