The move will enable commanders to reassign officers swiftly to counter shifting trends in street crime, the chief said.
It matters for viewers, as citizens still absorbing the shifts and counter-shifts in self-consciousness that feminism, like other seismic tremors in identity culture, has not ceased to cause.
where b is the relative amplitude fading, τ is the counter-shifting, ϕ is the relative phase, k = 2 π λ is the wave number and d mn is the distance between the m th transmitting antenna and the n th receiving end.
To counter this shift, JFrog announced in April the ability to automatically migrate GitHub binaries into its service.
Touch-friendly Windows 8 and Microsoft's own Surface tablet were designed to counter that shift, but the radical new-look software has not gripped consumers' imaginations.
Others propose that practical sessions are better suited to the development of specific skills (and to counter the shift towards the teaching of generic "key" skills); to learn the academic approach and to allow students to experience phenomena (Abrahams & Millar, 2008; Collis et al., 2008).
Yet since the turn of the millennium — in fact, as long as you've been choosing an annual color — red has been assumed to be a Republican color, and blue is for the Democrats, a counter-historical shift from the traditional leftist red and right-leaning blue.
Despite having superiority of numbers, McClellan's attacks failed to achieve force concentration, allowing Lee to counter by shifting forces and moving interior lines to meet each challenge.
Identifying and establishing a strategy to counter rapidly shifting global threats to domestic security is, in relative terms, the easy bit.
These days, however, it looks as if few of the signs survived the harsh winter; the attention of editorial pages and lunch counters has shifted to the more perennial issues of health care or school financing or illegal drugs; and civil unions have been quietly woven into the everyday social fabric of Vermont.
