For example, though Sue might be able to release Jack from the commitment, if they are doing something together, she might in addition have more of an active role in determining how he goes about fulfilling his commitment, and how he modifies the commitment in changing circumstances.
How much he modified the aspect of the earlier building is unknown, but the length of the new building is indicated by the existence of traces of a bridge leading from the Umayyad palace just south of the western part of the complex.
Eventually she will learn why Mr. Watts made his own life sound so Dickensian and how he has modified "Great Expectations" to suit his own purposes.
But he stopped short of discussing how he would modify the lease or whether he would accept an offer to buy out the lease.
Any focus groups competently done by his campaign would have told the Cruz folks how he needed to modify his persona (yes, it can be done), but either they didn't do focus groups, or they were poorly done, or they didn't draw the right inferences, or they didn't tell Cruz, or he didn't listen.
As Carson's audience has changed, he has modified how he talks about race, in ways that make him more acceptable to the party he recently joined.
Given the tumult of what was, quite literally, overnight fame (he gained over one million Instagram followers in a single dusk-to-dawn), he certainly has had to modify how he manages his personal life.
When one considers that other personal characteristics such as an individual's coping skills and social environment can modify how he or she reacts to stress, it should come as no surprise that laboratory paradigms in humans sometimes produce discrepant results (e.g., see Thomas and colleagues, pp. 459 467) in the literature.
He explored how modified histones were copied when a cell divides, right down to the molecular level.
How this intention works inside the two friends; how it's modified, how it guides or confuses them, interests me more than standard sociology.
