For decades, movies were butchered on VHS and shown on TV in horribly altered versions (dubbed pan and scan) because networks worried that people would freak out if a movie was letterboxed so it could be seen in its original format.
More importantly, he also ran transfer (i.e., generalization) tests in which rats were presented with altered versions of the learned patterns and were rewarded independently of their choice (i.e., same approach to test generalization as Lashley's; see Section 3.3.2).
Some of these stimuli are presented in Figure 2. Some sets of visual stimuli come with altered versions built specifically to serve as control conditions.
In the settlement, Microsoft agreed not to ship new products with altered versions of Java and not to claim that its older products were compatible with Sun's Java.
Symbols on display ranged from exact replicas of the Confederate flag to altered versions of a National Hockey League team logo.
To the companies involved in selling these altered versions -- or software that does the altering for you -- the question is one of consumer choice.
As new mechanistic insight accumulates, knowledge may be embedded in new or altered versions of PMMs, which can be easily exchanged.
Although popularly believed to have been changed due to public outcry, the chanting was in fact removed after the company discovered it violated their own policy to avoid religious material in games, and the altered versions of Ocarina of Time were made prior to the game's original release.
In the altered version, she brandishes a phone, shouting: "I did it!
It sued Mr Argakov for 45,000 rubles for fees and charges that were not in his altered version of the contract.
Denzel Washington, in an altered version of the Walter Matthau role, plays a Metropolitan Transportation Authority stalwart who has been demoted to dispatcher pending an investigation into accusations of bribe taking.
