Instead of printed volumes, manuals are now usually PDFs or downloadable templates, instantly distributed and infinitely changeable, to suit the current preference for regular "brand refreshes".
Naturally, mobility culture can be claimed to be both plural and changeable according to personal choices, as well as social, geographical and historical constraints.
And the cry itself is vague and changeable enough to reflect a curious fact about America in the sixties: there are very few revolutionary positions that the Establishment does not already, at least nominally, occupy.
It shows Bundy as a truly terrible national-security adviser, ignoring intelligence reports while giving flimsy and changeable advice to both Presidents; Johnson comes off as irrational and devious, while Kennedy alone, among all the leading figures of his Administration, has a clear view of the limits to American interests and capabilities in Southeast Asia.
Weak and changeable assent to a cognitive impression is only an act of ignorance.
Given the book's fluid and changeable approach to plot and characters, a definitive, critically agreed-upon plot synopsis remains elusive (see Critical response and themes: Difficulties of plot summary below).
In general, PHC professionals rated factors more important and changeable compared to other experts.
The memorandum signed by Greece and its creditors must be "changeable" to reflect evolving conditions, "otherwise it would be stupid," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity ahead of the private talks.
The ability to self-localise and to navigate to remembered goals in complex and changeable environments is crucial to the survival of many mobile species.
