But this time the politics have changed and — crucially — this plan could work with a smaller group of countries, because some think that those who adopt the proposal could reap competitive advantages rather than lose out.
At large values of u, the dependence 〈R t)〉 changes crucially (see curve with red circles at u=5 in Fig. 3 a): the mean linear size of adsorbate islands increases attaining its maximal value and then decreases to the stationary value.
"We've very much welcomed the PM's emphasis on social reform but the moment of truth will be whether policies and spending priorities actually change and – crucially – whether child poverty numbers start falling.
But Harris has crucially changed the social context.
Unlike Graunt, Farr was in the game not to keep books but to save lives, and he realized that vital statistics were the language in which public-health questions could be asked and answered — and, crucially, changed.
It was not until the works of Fisher, Wright and Haldane in the 1920s and 1930s that Darwin's theory of natural selection was finally accepted, but only after having been crucially changed.
First, and most crucially, he changed the music from the Purcell compilation that Limón used to (mostly) Motown songs, the music of his own youth.
Soon after, he began referring to himself as "Hef" rather than Hugh, changed his wardrobe and, crucially, began drawing a comic strip about himself – the fantasy version of himself, the one that soon began to manifest as his new reality.
The success of War Horse with both critics and audiences may well help change that, most crucially because it is the puppetry that carries the show and indeed the story rather than the script or the human actors.
