Examples of using Radically altered in English and their translations into German
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Her physiology has been radically altered.
This function was radically altered forty years after Prince Eugene's death.
I mean, the architecture of the skull has been radically altered.
Digitalisation has already radically altered everything from how we work, to how we communicate and how we spend our spare time.
Other industries are also likely to be radically altered.
The communist regime radically altered not only the meanings of words but also society itself, the one that understands significances.
Over the years the life of the murals themselves radically altered.
The number of students rose sharply, the curriculum was radically altered, and the institution was turned into a polytechnic in 1847.
VAL-A Golem: This VAL-A golem is based on your design, but it's been radically altered.
Over the last hundred years, people have radically altered the appearance of the night sky.
No country, no society, can have such a degree of foreigncultural settlement without its own culture being radically altered.
Gary Kuehn is an important representative of»Process Art« that radically altered the notion of art again in the 1960s.
In this context, the way in which the sector is dealt with in Agenda 2000 does not augur well andthis situation must be radically altered.
The situation was thereby radically altered and Oda Projesi were for instance confronted with outside spectators without any direct contact with the project.
The reason for this is the significant structural changes in the area of the transition plate,which have radically altered the dynamic performance of the blade.
Fully 50 percent of my archive comes from habitats so radically altered that they're either altogether silent or can no longer be heard in any of their original form.
Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Articles 203 of the EEC Treaty, 177 of the EAEC Treaty and 78 of the ECSC Treaty were not changed,but paragraphs 4 and 5 were radically altered and some new paragraphs were added.
The statutory system governing theregistration of British fishing vessels was radically altered in 1988 by the Merchant Shipping Act and the Merchant Shipping(Registration of Fishing Vessels) Regulations.
During the discussions concerning the strategy to be adopted to combat tax evasion connected with intra‑Community transactions,a number of options were considered which radically altered the system of VAT collection and liability.
The new technologies which we are debating here have,for the most part, radically altered the bases of production, service, distribution, trade, research, use of information etc. in our societies.
Abnormally high real returns in the‘golden ages' for equities(for example, 335 per cent for UK equities in the 1980s, or 276 per cent in the 1990s for US equities), 5and more specifically in certain sectors- evidenced by‘accelerator' periods around secular shifts in innovation and technology-have radically altered the baseline.
The profound changes which occurred inEurope at the end of the cold war have radically altered the scenario of international relations hitherto operating in the world.
Now that the United Kingdom too, under Labour, has radically altered its position on social clauses in public contracts, I look forward to seeing how the Commission will respond to our recommendations.
Over the last decade, particularly since the mass take-up of the mobile phone, the ever-increasing mobility- of people, goods, information and images-has radically altered the way we perceive, interpret, navigate and even describe the world.
If I am allowed to include discoveries which have radically altered our lives and perceptions, then in biology, the discovery that the cell is fundamental to all life forms, the mechanism of evolution, and the molecular basis of heredity.
It is not inconceivable that the EU may break up,or at least emerge with its structures radically altered and the EU reduced to little more than a loose customs union.
Still another film reawakens not-so-distant American history andcasts it in a radically altered light: Doug Liman's Fair Game reinterprets the Valerie Plame/Joe Wilson scandal of 2003, and reveals that Plame was far from being a glorified secretary, as the Bush administration had portrayed her.
Recent devolution of project-management functions and responsibilities,and a concentration of more political functions at Headquarters has radically altered the role of these delegations, resulting in organisational adjustments which are still in progress.
Fracture advances players to the year 2161,where ecological and seismological disasters have radically altered the planet's landscape, and a clash in ideologies places society on the threshold of war.
Insisting that the cannabis user be treated as a consumer instead of a criminal,this framework has radically altered public opinion on cannabis and has helped usher in legalization in California, and around the world.