In a D.C. boarding house, John Wilkes Booth plots to kidnap Lincoln (a more drastic scheme would consume the actor soon enough).
Even Capability Brown, capable of levelling hills, moving villages and flooding valleys for other clients, merely softened the edges of the old formal scheme - drastic alterations, he said, would "unravel the mysteries of the garden".
While I don't doubt these two looks will be the result of expensive branding exercises and much research into the public's perception of logos (just like the heavy metal band-esque Olympics logo for 2012, or the Tories' drastic change of colour scheme), it seems a colossal waste of money to have different branding for each department, as well as the fact that it could lead to confusion.
This paper considers the coordinated design of power system stabilizers and supplementary control of flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS) devices aiming at the robustness of the control scheme for drastic changes in the operating condition.
It's a broken-down scheme in drastic need of reform.
Although it's not clear how much Trump listened to Swift originally, a 25percentt loss isn't too drastic in the grand scheme of things.
The sudden policy shift by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) added to the solar industry's woes, coming just months after the Department of Energy and Climate Change had made drastic changes to the subsidy scheme for large solar farms.
Second, in addition to the actual increase in the number of elderly workers, the publicized image about the year 2007 problem may have triggered drastic changes in the wage structure and employment scheme.
More extreme schemes could help, however, as might combining geoengineering with drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.
They conceded these pledges were now being broken but said the scheme had to be rethought because of the "drastic and unforseen economic downturn of the late 2000s".
