Thus far, Glendale has not exploited demand-response methodologies to shift use from high-demand times, such as time-of-use pricing and HVAC direct-load control programs.
Given the emphasis on long life, facilitated by access to ART, Nondusimo Hlwele and the authors of this article came together in 2008 to develop a methodology to investigate how their lives had shifted over five years of living with HIV as a chronic illness.
Ruesch [38] presents a methodology to identify the potential for modal shift, considering both the demand and the supply side.
Starting with 2011's Ravedeath 1972, his methodology began to shift, as he opted for a change of scenery (a church-cum-studio in Reykjavik, Iceland), enlisted outside advisors (namely, fellow Australian sound alchemist Ben Frost and composer/engineer Paul Corley), and incorporated more traditional instrumentation (piano, guitar, and, most notably, pipe organ).
The development of molecular genetic methodology started to shift the focus of study towards locating and identifying specific genes underlying genetic effects evident in twin and adoptive studies, even before sequencing the human genome was completed.
I've also written extensively about the need to shift underlying mindsets and described a methodology that has proven effective for doing so.
"It's going to shift the traditional methodologies of teaching golf," she said.
The rationale for our methodology was to use an intervention (small rotations of the subject) to shift EVLW.
To do so required development of a novel methodology to capture these sensitive shifts.
Unfortunately Harold Ford is already out of Congress.At some level it may be that Democrats are not well suited to the primary challenge as a methodology for ideological shift.
