Sentence examples for somewhat alter from inspiring English sources

With the proposed scheme we should be able to select the best relay when the difference in channel conditions between the two relays is large because of the long-term properties, even though time delays may somewhat alter the propagation conditions between the moment of selection and use.

This, as well as whether parsimony or maximum likelihood was used, could somewhat alter results of the ancestral state reconstruction [ 25- 27].

But when it does come back it will likely be in a somewhat altered form.

The program was somewhat altered, and Mr. Robertson had only one three-hour rehearsal.

After Salvi's death, Giuseppe Pannini finished the fountain in 1762, somewhat altering the original scheme.

Heron's Mechanica, in three books, survives only in an Arabic translation, somewhat altered.

The jingling Johnny was used in European military bands in the 19th century and survives, somewhat altered, in Germany.

Of course, the gruesome end to the battle will be somewhat altered for reenactment purposes, Tabb said.

Beer has traditionally been the drink of choice, but the explosion of Australian wine production has somewhat altered patterns.

Nicely-Nicely appears in the Runyon story "A Piece of Pie," about an eating contest, and, somewhat altered, in the musical "Guys and Dolls".

.' In reality, of course, the body of common law knowledge continues to exist, though in the somewhat altered form of a source of guidance in the exercise of delegated powers". Id., at 51-52.