PCE is a short-term measure of wealth and can change rapidly as the circumstances of the household change (e.g. a member becomes involved in paid employment or is able to cultivate land).
Somehow, as the circumstances of the world change, our ideas about it need to change, too.
"One of the issues is if the circumstances of the owner change, for example if they start working longer hours, the pet's characteristics could change," says Mr Potter.
According to the account outlined so far, the cause of infants' failures in one-object versions of the Woodward paradigm lies in how the circumstances of the action change between familiarization, when the infant attributes the goal, and test, when she generates inferences on the basis of this attributed goal.
But because the circumstances of the country have changed so much, you don't have a storyteller".
The circumstances of the nation have changed, and the smartest Indians do not need an engineering degree to find a place in the world or to make a decent living.
This explanation is focused on the extent to which a goal attributed during familiarization will support infants' expectation during test trials, when the circumstances of the action have changed.
In the interim between the Global Network's FIRST BREATH trial and the implementation of the HBB study, the circumstances of birth have changed: the proportion of facility-based deliveries have almost doubled from 40 to 80% in some of the most vulnerable states in India [ 9, 10], and some countries now allow only facility BAs to be trained to encourage delivery in health facilities [ 11].
The word "profile" conveys the message that the circumstances of use change over time, and this in turn paves the way for stochastic process models to play a fundamental role in modern reliability theory.
To look to his physical circumstances for explanation of the change in Lecter is to search in the wrong place.
