He reshaped the front to conform to federal impact standards while keeping the look substantially the same.
Given his scathing critiques, you might expect that during Mr. Matasar's 11 years as dean, he has reshaped New York Law School to conform with his reformist agenda.
Theorists, in particular, are concerned and busily trying to reshape their ideas to conform to either a young or old universe.
But in Italy, far from the daily irritations of British politics, Shelley deepened his understanding of art and literature and, unable to reshape the world to conform to his vision, he concentrated on embodying his ideals within his poems.
The reason for the similarity of hurricane and fetch limited spectra is attributed to the shape stabilizing effect of non-linear wave wave interactions, which continually reshape the spectrum to conform to the standard JONSWAP-like form.
Although there had been warfare, trade, and other kinds of intercultural contact in pre-Columbian times, the impact of the Spanish conquest was different in kind as well as in scale, involving as it did not only unprecedented military power but also a wholly new economic system and a deliberate policy of reshaping Indian life to conform to European norms.
…times, the impact of the Spanish conquest was different in kind as well as in scale, involving as it did not only unprecedented military power but also a wholly new economic system and a deliberate policy of reshaping Indian life to conform to European norms.
Alternatively, the treatment couch can remain stationary and the predicted trajectories are then programmed into the multileaf collimator to actively reshape the radiation beam to conform to the moving target[75].
Such standards govern not only artistic depictions, but also the way that real people shape and reshape their own bodies to conform to reigning standards of attractiveness (Devereaux 2013; Wegenstein 2012, 2006).
The recent work of Eyal Weizman on Israeli military strategy gives countless examples of Arab territories being bulldozed, ploughed through and reshaped until they conform to the occupier's cartographic vision.
Celia Davies, director of Photoworks who devised the biennial programme, said she wanted to bring together photographers who offered a new perspective on identity and representation, "cutting through, dissecting and hopefully in some way reshaping" our visual culture, which tends to conform to a single idea of beauty, fashion and gender.
