dramatic change

collocation in English

meanings of dramaticand change

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dramatic
adjective
uk /drəˈmæt.ɪk/ us /drəˈmæt̬.ɪk/
very sudden or noticeable, or full of action ...
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change
noun
uk /tʃeɪndʒ/ us /tʃeɪndʒ/
the act of becoming different, or the result of something ...
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Examples of dramatic change

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With this kind of variation there could be dramaticchange in the sequence of events that follow.
Figure 8 shows the dramaticchange in conformation of an isolated tetraloop receptor as compared to a tetraloop-tetraloop receptor interaction.
One outcome of that was a dramaticchange in financial inflows.
Another 25 years later, in the early 2000s, there was a dramaticchange in perceptions once again.
One would think that such a dramaticchange in regulation would, in some way, feed back into mental activity.
The causes of this dramaticchange are far from clear.
This requires a dramaticchange in culture within a discipline which up till now has led a sheltered existence within the safe domain of science.
However, this study also shows that tribes were not kept intact but underwent a dramaticchange in their function and nature.
The speech community is undergoing dramaticchange not only in terms of frequency of these intensifiers but also lexical preference by speaker age.
All these changes, occurring as they did in one generation, underlined the fact that conversion brought dramaticchange.
Maturation produces dramaticchange in the way individuals are treated by peers, parents, siblings, and authorities.
From these values a most dramaticchange is exhibited at the second derivative of the current at the null.
In contrast to the fertilised oocytes, it is interesting that the oocytes stimulated parthenogenetically did not show any such dramaticchange.
The most dramaticchange observed is the reduction in the percentage of eterodemotes as solitaries.
However, most building types, commercial office, residential, retail, housing and others, are under greater risk of falling into circumstances that compel dramaticchange.
There has been a dramaticchange during the 1970s in the proportions of women currently married and never married in both islands.
The most dramaticchange that took place during the war scene had such a cathartic effect on the audience that it is worthy of comment.
Immediately before and during the initial stages of the acrosome reaction a dramaticchange takes place in the plasma membrane, over the entire acrosome.
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