Nonprofit boards need to be proactive in seeking information that might lead to the consideration of organizational changes in their fields.
In part to make this connection, natural historians have sought to change the research paradigm in their field to favor quantitative data directed towards the "proof" of hypotheses over "story telling".
This flexibility allows them to choose models ranging from alliances to joint projects and ventures, as well as allowing them to respond quickly to changes in their research field, market or industry conditions.
Those who were successful often managed to change government policies and standard practices in their fields — much like the organization City Year inspired the federal government's national service program, AmeriCorps.
Beyond the litany of information technology pioneers, the efforts of innovators in other fields have been equally impressive in forcing change in their respective fields.
Similar to Alpha² Canum Venaticorum variables, SX Arietis stars have periodic changes in their light and magnetic field, which correspond to the periodic rotation; they differ from the Alpha² Canum Venaticorum variables in their higher temperature.
Electrorheological fluids are special viscous liquids, that are characterized by their ability to undergo significant changes in their mechanical properties when an electric field is applied.
By examining the subtle effects of gravity, magnetic fields, temperature and other influences on the clocks, users might be able to "turn the clocks around" — look at changes in their tick rates to describe gravitational fields in small areas, for instance.
Cromie [ 8] found that 17.7% of physiotherapists changed their field of practice in connection with WRMDs.
We will concentrate on spectral, optical and electrochemical testing of coatings system properties and their changes in simulated and field exposure.
