Sentence examples for spectacular changes in from inspiring English sources

A HISTORY OF NEW YORK By Francois Weil Translated by Jody Gladding Columbia University Press ($64.50, hardcover; $22.95, paperback) Corporate America's expansion meant spectacular changes in the Manhattan landscape.

The spectacular changes in their physicochemical properties such as solubility, stability, aggregation behavior, acidity constants, and cytotoxicity are also described.

Diseases, parasites and parasitoids can induce spectacular changes in the behaviour of their host [1] [11].

During follow-up no spectacular changes in the course of the complaints took place.

Spectacular changes in color pattern are observed in the caterpillar of the swallowtail butterfly Papilio xuthus.

Human envenomation by snake bites particularly those of the viperid family induces a complex pathophysiological picture characterized by spectacular changes in hemostasis and frequently hemorrhage is also seen.

The opening of a semiconductor memory plant and the sudden proliferation of Internet facilities have contributed to a spectacular change in fortune for the Old Town district in this small city 30 miles southwest of Washington, D.C., best known for its key role in two Civil War battles fought nearby.

But in relatively quiet places, where sediments accumulate at slow rates, less spectacular changes also occur in response to changes in pressure and temperature conditions.

Mr. Rideau made it impossible for her to realize her own "spectacular changes" because he murdered her in cold blood.

Their fourth 1963 single, I Want to Hold Your Hand, was the summation of that year: an impossibly (for then) complex record, almost three songs in one, with spectacular changes between verse, chorus and the climactic tag-line "I can't hide" – so explosively transcendent that Bob Dylan misheard it as "I get high".

Without question, economics is the discipline in which the most spectacular changes of this kind have taken place.