Though diverse, these initiatives share the conviction that sustainable improvements in health cannot be achieved by imposing change on people, but require their active participation.
Tribological transitions can be induced by imposed changes in operating conditions or they may occur naturally as the system ages, without external intervention.
I contrast that with other places which, willingly or unwillingly, are having their lives made more complicated, more disrupted, and where any drive towards continuity is being undermined by a government imposing change".
It is shown that the wake is locked-on to the forcing frequency for all cases tested but the aerodynamic response is systematically modified by the imposed changes in the velocity waveform.
Yet he said imposing change by war – the apologetic reference to Iraq was unmistakable – was not the right way.
Although the court below acknowledged to the "stringent calendar controlled by federal law," it ignored federal law altogether by imposing multiple changes on the statutory system for resolving election disputes.
In her Corporate Crime Reporter interview, Ms. White's took the position that the S.E.C. and other regulatory agencies were better equipped to police corporations than prosecutors by imposing structural changes on organizations to ensure future compliance with the law.
On a day all three main party leaders mounted reshuffles, a ruthless Ed Miliband displayed his political authority by imposing sweeping changes to his shadow cabinet, including the demotion of the three leading Blairites and the high risk appointment of the relatively untested Tristram Hunt to the key brief of shadow education secretary.
Furthermore, it is interesting to modulate the mesoscopic structure of the aggregates by imposing chemical changes to the monomer.
Roughly speaking, data hiding is the general process by which a discrete information stream, the mark, is merged within media content by imposing imperceptible changes on the original host signal, while allowing the message to be detected or extracted even in the presence of either malevolent or non-intentional attacks.
