For example, after the flood of the Arno River in Florence in 1966, Italian conservators developed drastic but necessary and highly expert methods to transfer frescoes from decayed walls.
Instead of "essentially cooking hair" in foils and coloring the hair in blocky sections, Ms. Scott said, she paints the color right onto her clients' hair so that it blends more naturally with their own shade and grows out without developing drastic-looking roots.
In practice it would be wise to remember that cell phone carriers aren't known for succeeding in this type of endeavour, or developing such drastic network plans with any type of speed, as in the case of Sprint.
Then the approach developed provides drastic (an order) accuracy increase for SIF evaluation under practically insignificant growth of the computation cost as compared with using ordinary elements only.
"So, as a result, we've recently blown up the way in which we develop products" — a drastic change from the way the company developed products five years ago.
In other words, more than one in three whites and about two in five blacks and one in two Hispanics are destined to develop diabetes unless some drastic changes occur.
The process developed is a drastic non-incineration thermal process, which uses extremely high temperature in an oxygen-starved environment to completely decompose input plastic waste into syngas, composed of very simple molecules: CO, H2 and small amount of higher hydrocarbons.
In an effort to develop breakthrough technologies that enable drastic reduction in CO2 emissions from steel industry (ULCOS project), the reduction of iron ore by pure hydrogen in a direct reduction shaft furnace was investigated.
Only OVCAR-3A and LTE cells were able to develop clones after plating under drastic conditions and in soft agar.
Situational depression can develop when you experience a drastic change in your life, be it a major move or the loss of a loved one.
