Interacting species impose selection on each other, continually reshaping each other's traits and life histories.
Use your other hand to reshape each end of the hanger into a butterfly wing shape.
As the legend was reshaped in other Germanic regions where Attila was too much esteemed to be credited with atrocity, Etzel was pushed to the background, and Kriemhild became the murderess of her own brothers.
Blasius designed the first orbitonasolabial flap in 1842, which has since, been reshaped by many other surgeons.
Bikini Kill Kathleen Hanna cites an "amazing, life-changing" Babes in Toyland show as the impetus behind her pioneering riot grrrl band Bikini Kill, and also says of Bjelland that she is "someone who has reshaped culture, allowing other women to run through the door her big voice kicked down".
Thanks to steep regulatory costs and the need for physical infrastructure like ATMs and branches, banks have been shielded from the technological revolutions that have reshaped other industries.
As a recent article in The Economist (2017) notes: "education technology (edtech) has repeated the cycle of hype and flop, even as computers have reshaped almost every other part of life.
There is no question that the internet is transforming the news industry, just as it has reshaped so many other industries.
These results suggested that rehabilitation targeting lexical-semantic verbal function improved the efficiency of the corresponding semantically-related domains and reshaped other connected memory-related cognitive networks.
Movies and politics work at different speeds, reshaping themselves — and absorbing each other — in unpredictable bursts.
But, in the absence of American power, the battlefield in Syria has been reshaped by others.
