Sentence examples for temporary alterations from inspiring English sources

Or they might use cosmetics for temporary alterations to announce their attractiveness, mood or sexual availability.

Changes in the disaster risk governance system during and following a protracted crisis can therefore be characterised in terms of their stability, from temporary alterations to permanent, irreversible shifts.

The examples of Hurricane Hugo and Soufrière Hills both suggest that crises brought about by sharp increases in the level of risk are likely to provoke temporary alterations in central-local relations, and in particular a sharp decline in local autonomy over DRM decisions.

In conclusion, this study has shown that human lactation results in significant but temporary alterations to hip bone structural geometry and bone mineral content.

One single session of rTMS or tDCS can induce temporary alterations in cortical excitability and sometimes a transient improvement in performance has been demonstrated [59,60 ▪].

While peptides with known involvement in glutamate (395 401) and propeptide (491 507) binding are represented by changes in deuteration over longer time periods, peptides 532 543 and 554 568 reveal changes in deuteration at shorter time intervals indicating temporary alterations of the local solvent accessibility upon the binding of propeptide.

Records a temporary alteration to the pitch of a note.

Temporary alteration of training that will often require a total break from running – otherwise it won't settle.

Dissociative disorders are marked by a sudden, temporary alteration in the person's consciousness, sense of identity, or motor behaviour.

As with the tight-lacing, there is still great debate about whether stay-wearing, which began in adolescence, actually changed the shape of the skeleton, or was just a cosmetic, temporary, alteration.

It did not effect simply a temporary alteration of the contractual relationships of those within its coverage, but worked a severe, permanent, and immediate change in those relationships irrevocably and retroactively.