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There seems to have been a radical alteration in the price-performance equation while hardly anybody was looking.

Behind the arcane change in wording is part of a radical alteration of American arms control strategy.

The Beethoven cello sonatas are an example; while the cello has evolved since 1796, the size and tone of its voice have not undergone a radical alteration.

"If the Justice Department is widely staffed with junior ideological versions of John Ashcroft, that will represent a radical alteration and promises a return to the Reagan era," said Prof. David J. Garrow of the Emory University Law School in Atlanta, a longtime student of the Justice Department.

I'm talking about a radical alteration to my trajectory in time and space.

When the volume fraction of the mitochondria rises over about 0.095 the oscillation patterns undergo a radical alteration (Additional file 1: Figure 4).

He is author of The Francis Effect: A Radical Pope's Challenge to the American Catholic Church.

Undoubtedly, a crucial consequence of this election is a potentially radical alteration of the ideological identity of the Court.

There was a more radical alteration from Swansea, as manager Garry Monk switched to a midfield diamond for the first time.

Ortega perceived the artists of his day as creating a much more radical alteration in the subjective attitude of art.

The prevalence of these experiences among intelligent, discerning people, the vividness and specificity of the experiences, their radical alteration of worldview as a result, even if people keep quiet.