Sentence examples for start modifying from inspiring English sources
–people can start modifying their own behavior in order to liberate time throughout the organization.
Last week, the F.A.A. had given a green light to Boeing to start modifying the batteries on the 787s.
"I'll go in and sometimes scan a product right into my computer and start modifying it in Photoshop," Mr. Call said.
Meanwhile, Mr. Shannon said in a telephone news conference from the Johnson Space Center in Houston, technicians at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida will start modifying the shuttle's tank.
But what he actually said was that California's power consumers "need to see the price signals [that is, pay much more] and start modifying behavior to reduce demand until we get new supplies".
This is important because if you start modifying, adding, and committing files while your head is detached, you'll end up with a very messy git repo that will need some cleaning up.
Adverse events and the decision to start, modify or interrupt a second-line regimen should ideally be managed by a team of experts (e.g. "Consilium" or similar body) and not by individual physicians, in order to minimise mistakes and share responsibilities as well as share experience and expertise.
Once the manufacturers started modifying their products, Mr. Sokolof continued to make the point, writing a book, "Add Years to Your Life" (2002).
Until the Fidesz government started modifying this constitution to eliminate checks and balances, Hungary had a constitution that could proudly take its place among the democratic constitutions of Europe.
In the investigated range, wider projection area and shorter distance between electrodes led to faster heating, in terms of average temperature, but less uniform temperature distribution, at least in the early stage of the RF heating process, before the changes in dielectric properties of the heated load started modifying the trend of the loss tangent and penetration depth.
He loved it so much he started modifying drones, and building his own.
