Sentence examples for dramatically shapes from inspiring English sources

Finally, arrangements are played back using directional sound emitters, which give a highly controlled, intimate feeling that dramatically shapes one's journey through an installation on an individual basis.

The data suggests that the prophage-like elements present in Xylella genomes represent not only an ancient and stalled event that occurred in the genome before the differentiation of the strains, but a dynamic and real-time event by temperate phages dramatically shapes the genome.

Sensory experience dramatically shapes neural structures and functions during the early period of life, termed the 'critical period' (Horton & Hocking, 1997; Hubel & Wiesel, 1970).

Similarly, even a single enteric virus, upon introduction into a germ-free setting, dramatically shapes the global gene expression profile of the intestine [ 21].

Gist laughed when asked if he thought that chaotic January weekend dramatically shaped the future of both franchises.

But with 437 delegates at stake in the contests, Tuesday's results could dramatically shape the direction of the campaign as it moves into the spring.

In this week's magazine, Wood writes that Mitchell possesses "enormous natural gifts — a vast range of characters, each touched with difference; fabulously fluent and intelligent dialogue; scenes that are dramatically shaped, but that lack obtrusive manipulation".

My habits as a music lover — and a purchaser of music — have been dramatically shaped by these devices; my habits of labor have been even more fully formed by my use of things Apple has made or enabled.

John Mekalanos, a cholera expert at the Harvard Medical School, said the new finding was one of several that "are starting to give a strong impression that the human genome has been dramatically shaped by responses to microorganisms".

Since our brains and bodies are central to the experience of music, there must be a role for neuroscience; but since it's also clear that the brain is dramatically shaped by the environment to which it is exposed, we're going to need a detailed understanding of the structures and possibilities of that particular micro-environment that is music.

One is impressed, once again, by the evidence of Mitchell's immense natural gifts: a vast range of characters, each touched with difference; fabulously fluent and intelligent dialogue; scenes that are dramatically shaped but lack obtrusive manipulation; above all, an apparently effortless inhabiting of the Japanese context.