As a result of his work on the chlorination of oils, waxes, and the like, Dumas proposed a "Law of Substitution," stating that hydrogen atoms (electropositive) could be substituted by chlorine or oxygen atoms (electronegative) in certain organic reactions without any drastic alteration in the structure.
But he's silent about a more voluntary, if no less drastic, alteration: the shearing away of the Kerr character's 8-year-old son in favor of a lurid backstory of sterility brought on by her husband's infidelity.
Without a drastic alteration to lifestyles, the prospect of another 200m Americans bodes ill for our suffering planet.Stephen PsallidasNewcastleSIR – You miss one exception to Europe's falling fertility.
Only one drastic alteration was needed offensively, and that was made in the form of two moves – one to address the present (Matt Hasselbeck) and one to address the future (Jake Locker).
It's a crisis for her, too, and they can get back together only if both undertake some drastic alteration: he must act responsibly (get a job, take care of a kid), and she has to do something crazy (run across a baseball field during a game, tell a joke).
The appeals court's broad interpretation of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act to apply to peer grading "would effect a drastic alteration of the existing allocation of responsibilities between states and the national government in the operation of the nation's schools," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote for the court.
The heating phase beyond the critical temperature may become more viscous which indicates a rather drastic alteration of the nanofluid rheological properties leading to hysteresis.
It's not surprising if infectious disease among otters is on the rise, given the drastic alteration California's coastal environment has undergone.
This priority is defined by severe human pressures within the erodible corridor of the river, drastic alteration of the stream channel, and low intensity of river pattern functioning.
However, for T < 680 °C fast surface nucleation and growth occurring during the gas pulse appears responsible for the drastic alteration of the kinetics of subsequent dissolution-mediated growth.
