If one person is disadvantaged by your decision making (e.g., assigned a less desirable shift or given a more difficult assignment) multiple times, it's likely that they will perceive your decision-making as unfair.
A bit of casual flirting with your boss might attract just enough extra attention to land you that key assignment you were hoping for, or help you secure a more desirable shift.
A number of commentators have suggested that the emphasis on agency through user-centredness in data sharing reflects an ethically desirable shift towards the empowerment of patients and research participants (Corrigan and Tutton 2006).
As a result, incorporation of Bi into GaAs leads to a desirable red shift of bandgap energy, while electron mobility remains unaffected [6].
Besides, reduction in soil erosion and soil compaction could be explained by complete removal of bush density normally accompanied by an increase in herbaceous production and desirable shifts in herbaceous species composition (Archer [1990]; Ward [2005]; Gemedo et al. [2006b]), mainly due to zero or less competition for available soil water, nutrient and light.
Desirable shifts in farming systems can only be stimulated by working on both ends simultaneously.
From this observation, he developed an argument that nuanced changes in the "choice architecture" of society can trigger desirable shifts in behaviour.
Moreover, as it was pointed out the normalized gradient in expression (7) introduces a desirable adaptive behavior, since the mean shift step is large for low density regions corresponding to valleys, and decreases as x approaches a mode.
The optical absorption edge shifts toward the vis-NIR range, favorably absorbing a desirable energy region for high conversion efficiency.
And there's a shift even in the way that tans are talked about - an assumption that tanned skin is a desirable end.
Is that a desirable policy?
