Mr. Embury tells about the difficulties he had in obraining materials for the alteration job.
There also was a practical reason for the alteration -- Clemens might have been tipping off his pitches to hitters.
Surgery allowed for the alteration of individual bodies, aristocracies kept themselves tall and pale by a little human husbandry, but the deep machinery was barred to us.
Stephen B. Jacobs, an architect, balked when he was asked to design apartments for the alteration of the All Angels Church, a English Gothic-style Episcopal church on the West Side, about 18 years ago.
Even if scientists become capable of editing human embryos, it would take years for the genetically modified baby to grow old enough to reproduce and then many generations for the alteration to disseminate throughout the population.
And most alteration agreements provide that if an area in which a shareholder is performing an alteration needs improvement in order for the alteration to be completed, the shareholder agrees to make that improvement.
The panel said he had not adequately explained his reasons for the alteration and it was not persuaded that it had been "professionally scrupulous" to do so.
Even if scientists become capable of editing human embryos, it would take years for the genetically modified baby to grow old enough to reproduce — and then many generations for the alteration to disseminate throughout the population.
There is the jargon he loves ("this serendipitous mass co-habitation"); the comic grandiloquence ("Had he offered any hope for the alteration of the boy's fundamental circumstance? If so, might said hope extend to us as well?"); and a species of his usual interoffice communications in the form of a fictional watchman's logbook.
Hydrogeochemical processes are the major responsible for the alteration of groundwater in their chemical composition.
a Strong-field thermomagnetic curve for the alteration product of the olivine experiment.
