As they focused their training on jet aircraft, the Florida contingent shifted its base to suburban Broward and Palm Beach Counties.
First, the systematic launch-site-contingent shift of mean landing sites in the present experiment appeared to be larger than in natural reading for both normal and skipping saccades.
Refreshingly, Azari shows us it is possible to admire both critic Edward Said and painter Jean-Léon Gérôme for the contingent, if shifting, realities that each brought to the table of crossculturalism.
To account for the distribution of fixation positions within words, current models of eye-movement control in reading (e.g., Engbert, Nuthmann, Richter, & Kliegl, 2005; Reichle, Rayner, & Pollatsek, 1999) typically incorporate the launch-site-contingent mean shift of saccadic landing positions within words on the basis of McConkie et al.'s (1988) quantitative estimates.
With the arrival of each new contingent, the party shifts in tone and appearance.
Why provide extra money from general taxation for higher education when the fee changes made in 2010 – backed by income-contingent loans – successfully shift the burden on to higher-earning graduates?
Terry Hartle, senior vice president of the American Council on Education, said that while the shift to contingent faculty was an inexorable fact of life, he was not convinced that it harmed the quality of education — and he added that it might even improve quality in some vocational programs.
Terry Hartle, senior vice president at the American Council on Education, said the long-term shift to contingent faculty members could be seen as good or bad — positive because colleges could more easily respond to changing student interests, negative because the loss of longtime tenured professors erodes a hallmark of American universities.
Participants believed that this shift was contingent on the attitude and behaviours of healthcare professionals and would require an inclusive, networked approach to care delivery and maximal utilization of existing funding.
It is simply making a reasonable, rational change to titles that are, and always have been, shifting and contingent.
Nomadism holds that there are no foundational truths, only shifting and contingent models that are as temporally relative as the conditions among individuals, communities, and environments that produces them.
