But to make a more modest use of Vendler's rewriting trick above, what if we kept the same enjambments, syntax, rhyme scheme and basic rhythm — yet changed some of the words?
Impatient winners keen to display their award prominently – or put it to more modest use as a doorstop or bathroom ornament – will be able to take their fully engraved statuette home after the ceremony.
While DVD's have become very popular with the other arts, producers of radio drama make more modest use of technology -- mainly through compact disc burners and the Internet to distribute their work to a wider audience.
The 90 is the burlier of the two, with the 110 set up for more modest use.
For applications where the improvements in survival are more modest, use of imaging frequently has additional demonstrable benefits including reductions in health care expenditure.
In its report today, the panel proposed a more modest agenda, using states as laboratories to reverse "disturbing trends" that it said had worsened in the last two years.
Instead of investing in basic research, companies might make more modest changes, using energy sources that emitted somewhat less carbon, like natural gas, or making their offices and factories more energy efficient.
In October, Oculus announced some neat software tricks that allow the Rift to run on more modest devices, using the opportunity to share that CyberPowerPC was selling a $499 PC that met the new minimum requirements.
Workload reductions were more modest when using mean daily outpatient visits as the workload measure.
The results were still significant but more modest when using more stringent criteria such as ACR50 and ACR70 with 25%and11%1% in the ustekinumab versus 7% and 0% in the placebo groups achieving these response rates, respectively.
