Sentence examples for to alteration from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of altering or making different.
Carey suggested his own memory was itself subject to alteration.
For an industry that pretends to embrace change, fashion is notably resistant to alteration.
The specifics are subject to alteration without notice.
Wherever climatic conditions are marginal for tree growth, vegetation is vulnerable to alteration by human activities.
Like the craters on Eros, Hale has been subject to alteration, though by the erosive forces of wind and rain rather than shaking.
Enright and his team hash out a narrative, subject to alteration, and "no zones" like work and home.
The basalts sampled have been subjected to alteration under a wide range of temperatures.
Hydrolysis of metal ions due to alteration in pH contributes to the variability of metals.
4) Fe0 and Ni0 were found to be least- and most resistant to alteration, respectively.
Microbial degradation of polymers leads to alteration of the physicochemical properties of materials.
Furthermore, GFRP incorporation led to alteration of fracture place from tension side to compression side.
