Dates shift almost daily, and I am warned that the location could change at any moment: Patricia Cornwell is scheduled to be at her apartment in midtown Manhattan, but might just as easily be at her house outside Boston.
Meanwhile, the film, which was originally to be distributed by Columbia Pictures, saw its release date shift from Christmas of 1999 to the spring, then summer and finally this Christmas.
Sanctioned by neither the New York City Marshals Association, which represents the city's 45 marshals, nor the city's Department of Investigation, which regulates them, the practice is so informal that the exact dates shift every year and judges and lawyers often learn of them by word of mouth.
The lunar year series repeats after 12 cycles, or 354 days, causing a date shift when compared to the solar calendar.
The temporal constraints of the EHR4CR queries were adapted according to the date shift of the EHR4CR data elements: As the date of the elements is shifted in some of the sites between zero and 365 days, two criteria related to each other with both a temporal constraint shorter than 365 days could be biased.
The Date Shift Cipher has an added advantage into it in that it is fairly random - you can change the date at any time.
SEOUL, South Korea — As hopeful singles at the speed dating event shifted from table to table introducing themselves, Park Chang-won, a 32-year-old firefighter, grew more and more morose.
But Stefan D. Abrams, the chief investment officer for asset allocation at Trust Company of the West, dates the shift in Wall Street's research culture to about 1996.
Historians like to date the shift from one party system to another to a single year — in this case, 1828, the year Jackson won — but, in truth, such shifts are, by their very nature, gradual.
But he can date the shift: October 2013, at Brown University, when the New York City police commissioner, Raymond Kelly, was invited to speak but was shouted down by students over his support of stop-and-frisk practices.
