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And yet the past, though of its nature alterable, never had been altered.

These are facts, and as such, they are simply not alterable.

Many destructible objects are featured, but most of the environment is not alterable.

"Well, now, the freeze brand is not supposed to be alterable.

The resulting light signal is kept constant by controlling the alterable cuff pressure.

The novelists Harry favored never suggested that even the worst human behavior was alterable.

The discretion was pre-eminently theirs, alterable only on the grounds mentioned above.

All you've got is a determinism, with nothing really alterable, once the sun decided to cast off its planets."

It also follows that though the past is alterable, it never has been altered in any specific instance.

Alterable ground clearance allows easier transportation in an airplane.

It is an international convention which is not alterable by the Commission or Parliament.

'To others the future looks alterable because it's inaccessible.

Bridge height may be fixed or alterable.

Once established, thess abnormal behaviours in birds are often not alterable.

The productivity model Saari is the only model with alterable characteristics.

The major scale predominates, and the melodic minor contains nine pitches (seven with two alterable).

Whatever is destructible or generated is always alterable.

There is no disc drive so the operating system is held in flash (electrically alterable) memory.

During the era when the Constitution was written, it was understood that common law was alterable by legislatures.

I saw that you would be crushed in the machine-" "Which implies an alterable future."

Most meals at the McGees' are what he calls "alterable feasts."

The past was alterable.

Note that in this example the fifth why suggests a broken process or an alterable behaviour, which is typical of reaching the root-cause level.

Bloom classified alterable variables that may have, in combination, a 2 sigma effect as the following "objects of change process":

The easily alterable, or highly reactive, nature of these ashes and pumices limits their occurrence largely to recently active volcanic areas.