The game's opening eight minutes featured seven lead changes in which neither team led by more than 3 points.
Mr. Alvarez's resignation came in disagreement with the cabinet changes, in which the president retained two high-level officials implicated in the bribery scandal.
You're about to publish your first book, "Microtrends: The Small Forces Behind Tomorrow's Big Changes," in which you track 75 demographic developments in as many chapters.
Within days, Thomas had Dujardin performing flying changes — in which the horse skips from one foot to the other, in mid-canter — and the passage.
In 1965 the dancer-choreographer Anna Halprin made "Parades and Changes," in which a group of people, standing equidistant from one another, slowly removed their clothes.
He also accounted for biological changes, in which substances appear under new manifestations: as men eat and drink, flesh, bone, and hair grow.
Changes in which way dividends are taxed have also led to speculation that investors could enjoy a special dividend in 2016, on top of an already generous yield.
Constructed like a traditional television Christmas special, "Winter Dreams," at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, is a show of quick changes in which Mr. Feinstein is all things to all people: host, singer, pianist, raconteur, comic and all-around entertainer.
The staging takes its tone from scene changes in which layers of plastic are peeled back from a Vicki Mortimer set, across which the characters fastidiously move like so many hospital technicians eager to avoid one or another superbug.
Yellow circles surround the motorboats that mark the end of each leg, identifying the areas where the changes in which a boat has the right of way can come into play.
(b) Global gravity changes, in which the black rectangle denotes the region in (a).
