The top concern for businesses that remained closed shifted from levee protection in the first survey to damage to premises in the second survey.
It capped a year of opaque decisions behind closed doors, shifting ground rules and timetables, conspiracy theories about who holds true power, turbulence in the streets and growing political polarization during the military-led transition after the ouster of Hosni Mubarak.
Someone once said that reform can come in one of two ways: shifting around within an existing closed system or shifting the processes of the system so that something that is entirely other can emerge.
Philippi's law is the process by which original */i/ in closed stressed syllables shifts to /a/ (e,g, / bint/ > בַּת /bat/ 'daughter'), or sometimes in the Tiberian tradition /ɛ/ (e.g. /*ʔamint/ > אֱמֶת /ɛ̆mɛt/ 'truth').
In this paper, analogs between the number of closed orbits of a shift of infinite type called the Dyck shift and (1), (2), (3), and (4) have been obtained.
The plant, which makes the Camry, Yaris and Highlander, was to remain closed through its night shift, she said.
That means not just an international approach but also a shift from closed procedural regulation to openness and collaboration.
This year, the state is moving to closed Republican primaries, a shift that even Republicans say is causing some lawmakers to sharpen their conservative positions to preserve their seats.
Software ecosystems is an emerging trend within the software industry, implying a shift from closed organizations and processes towards open structures, where actors external to the software development organization are becoming increasingly involved in development.
These trends are as follows: 1) a shift from closed to more open models of innovation ("openness"), 2) a shift from providing physical products to industrial product services ("servitization"), and 3) a shift from an analog to a highly digitalized world ("digitalization").
