It was a collaboration that would forever alter scientists' understanding of learning and memory.
Founded in 2004, Wikia uses the same style of group-publishing software that allowed Wikipedia to forever alter the encyclopedia.
Moreover, he added, the conflict would forever alter not just "the prospects of the country [but] the future of our own lives".
Sharp-witted and gregarious, Allen and Ziegel infiltrated New York's baseball clubhouses, gravitating to those who would forever alter our perceptions of what happened inside them.
Authorities have refused to reveal the exact cost of Hangzhou's G20 revamp but claim the massive infrastructure works will forever alter this city of about six million.
AFTER a decade of construction work, China will today close the sluice gates of the giant Three Gorges Dam and forever alter the landscape of its historic heartland.
Here are a handful of popular trails -- none threatened by the fires currently north of the city -- that will forever alter your image of the city of glitz.
But the market liberalization process that Enron helped unleash will forever alter the current energy dispensation and replace it with something else, as yet undefined.
Within the past few weeks, I've received two letters that could, ostensibly, forever alter my academic path — or, at the very least, determine whether I'll be battling heat waves or hurricanes during the next four-odd years of my life.
"By injecting the N.S.A. into virtually every crossborder interaction, the U.S. government will forever alter what has always been an open exchange of ideas," said Jameel Jaffer, the deputy legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union.
And he conveys the hallucinatory power of the Mojave Desert: this hot, blank space, under a starry sky that becomes the place that will forever alter the trajectory of the Matharus' lives.
