Bones, scales and armor are now emphasized less than possibilities of feathers, color and flesh.
Instead, we need to elevate "accrual accounting," which better measures the government's future pension responsibilities, to the same level of public visibility as the "cash accounting" figures that are now emphasized.
These returns by the cleaning modules in wild type flies are now emphasized more in the Results that describe Figure 1.
Meanwhile, activewear labels like Adidas and Nike are now emphasizing style as much as performance-enhancing fabrics.
Perhaps as a result, a significant backlash is under way, in which many California producers are now emphasizing more restrained, balanced wines.
This is what Education Minister Kapil Sibal and other backers of the draft law have learnedand are now emphasizing as it awaits parliamentary action.
Nurseries are now emphasizing the plants' needs, teaching gardeners proper techniques for their care and developing hybrids that increase the plants' vigor and range of color and form.
The Chinese, meanwhile, saw the technological prowess displayed by the United States in Afghanistan and Iraq, and are now emphasizing the importance of "information warfare," with the need for a presence in space.
And, while Mr. Thain presided over many of Goldman's investments in the electronic marketplaces that are now emphasizing speedy executions, as incoming chief executive of the exchange he said, "We have to be careful about moving from anything that does not guarantee best price".
The once proud and conservative Red Sox, by hiring James to be their Senior Baseball Operations Adviser, have joined the ranks of those teams — such as the Oakland A's and the Toronto Blue Jays — which are now emphasizing the principles of "sabermetrics" as an alternative to the steadfast reliance on weather-beaten scouts with radar guns, hunches, and cigars.
The traditional goods-dominant logic of marketing is under challenge and leading researchers are now emphasizing the new service-dominant logic [Vargo, S.L., Lusch, R.F., Evolving to a new dominant logic for marketing. J Mark 2004; 68 (1): 1–17.].
