Sentence examples for has been considerably altered from inspiring English sources

The reason is that the wettability in this case has been considerably altered during surfactant spontaneous imbibition.

Marble Hill is one example of how Manhattan's land has been considerably altered by human intervention.

Wetherby Bridge dates from the Medieval period, but has been considerably altered, the pointed Gothic arches of different heights being replaced by semi-circular arches.

Park Lodge has been considerably altered but retains the character of a "late Victorian red-brick villa"; Masons Hall is later (1905) and "rather eccentric", resembling a Tuscan villa and featuring a campanile-style projection at one corner.

He has, however, considerably loosened what held it together, and stretched its ligaments unmercifully... the correspondence of part to whole has been considerably altered by Schubert, and explains why his large movements often seem so long, since they are being produced with forms originally intended for shorter pieces.

However, the flow rate of the river Viaur has been considerably altered by these two dams, being severely decreased downstream of the dams (i.e. a major part of the flow is diverted for agricultural purposes), which has increased sedimentation above small weirs (S. Blanchet and G. Loot personal observation).

The Trust said those rooms had been "less architecturally significant and had been considerably altered over the centuries".

When Vail reaches 50, much of its 1960's aesthetic of a Bavarian hamlet along an interstate will have been considerably altered.

The populations may later recover their typical size, but the allelic frequencies may have been considerably altered and thereby affect the future evolution of the species.

Since then, parts of the house have been demolished, and others have been considerably altered.

(Notman's interior has been substantially altered).