The entailed "change of state" in the V-R verbs also enables them to occur in the cardinal transitive 把 ba-construction, which profiles a bounded event with an attainable result or extent (c.f. Hopper and Thompson 1984).
This entailed major changes in military doctrines, shipbuilding, and professionalism in European navies from the 1650s onwards.
Herbivorous mammals rely on resident gut microorganisms to gain energy from their main food sources, and this has entailed major changes in digestive anatomy and physiology that allow efficient microbial fermentation to take place alongside the recovery of dietary energy by the host.
The prospective study of Bangerter et al (1998) entailed a change in treatment in six of 44 patients (14%).
Suffice to say that designing a shotgun is akin to staging a ballet in a phone booth, and most of what Newson could do entailed making subtle changes on the surface of a mechanical apparatus that has been essentially unchanged for at least a hundred years.
Medicine – contemporary developments and prospects: chronic renal failure, and the prognostic and therapeutic revolutions it received, is an example of the changes entailed by technical progress in medicine, prostheses, artificial organs, robots, and tomorrow, artificial intelligence, which create interdependencies between man and machine.
We entered the Institute seeing the world through our parents' prejudices and viewpoints, but in a couple of years the school made you independent, and for many of us that entailed a radical change of direction in our lives.
As an example, specialists including paleontologists and molecular systematists may investigate whether birds are the descendants of a lineage of dinosaurs (and if so, which one), when flight first evolved and what changes this entailed, and what the patterns of diversification of birds have been since the evolution of flight.
