Sentence examples for otherwise modifying from inspiring English sources

This system, which uses acetylcholine as a neurotransmitter, is presumably involved in sharpening, or otherwise modifying, the analysis that is made in the cochlea.

More and more, software products are derived by incrementing, composing, merging, or otherwise modifying existing components.

It went on to say that these remixes prejudiced "Zimmerman's honour and reputation by distorting, mutilating or otherwise modifying his original work," and that he sought to "remain anonymous and not be associated with these bastardizations of his works".

It went on to say that these remixes prejudiced "Zimmerman's honor and reputation by distorting, mutilating or otherwise modifying his original work," and that he sought to "remain anonymous and not be associated with these bastardizations of his works".

In 2002, the EPA under then-Administrator Christine Todd Whitman proposed using the Clean Air Act's disaster prevention authority to make chemical facilities "inherently safer by reducing quantities of hazardous chemicals handled or stored, substituting less hazardous chemicals for extremely hazardous ones, or otherwise modifying the design of processes to reduce or eliminate chemical hazards".

While evidence of debiasing in medicine is lacking, shaping and otherwise modifying our behaviours, extinguishing old habits, and developing new strategies and approaches are features of everyday life.

Stuffed and otherwise modified animals crop up frequently in sculpture, with deer, owls and even flies.

Half were extended or otherwise modified, while the other half are zombies — not modified but continuing to exist.

Their fluted, flanged and otherwise modified forms imply different kinds of deviance, especially in light of the title's allusion to the Marquis de Sade novel.

Hypocoristic forms of names are those that are used in familiar, friendly, or intimate situations (usually shortened or otherwise modified)—e.g., Tom for Thomas, Jim for James.

Fonts are now stored as digitized images that can be scaled and otherwise modified for printing on electronic printers or digital phototypesetters.