Thus occurred a development and shift from morals to aesthetics and, finally, to national concerns.
Iridion began development as a shooter for the Game Boy Color; when Shin'en decided to drop development and shift their focus to the Game Boy Advance, Iridion was the first game by the developer to appear on the system.
Indeed, stress may alter physiologic functioning, through stress-dependent hormones that can affect in utero development and shift the threshold for toxicity, thereby leading to adverse birth outcomes at lower exposures (Paarlberg et al. 1995).
Dr. Dean earned the National Rifle Association's highest rating in its ranking of governors by signing two bills that protected gun ranges from commercial development and shifted responsibility for background checks to the federal government from county sheriffs.
Instead of working to change that, the county left it up to local officials to decide where affordable housing would be built while turning a blind eye to the exclusionary practices white communities use to keep out minorities and the poor — imposing minimum lot sizes, thwarting high-density development and shifting vacant land to other uses.
The spreading anti-rightist campaign then inspired fear in those who wanted a slower, more pragmatic approach to development and shifted the initiative to others who, like Mao, believed that the solutions to China's core problems lay in a major break with the incrementalist Soviet strategy and in a bold new set of distinctly Chinese ideas.
Subsequently, teachers are challenged by the cost and time needed to prepare content, professional development and shifting to a student-centred pedagogy (Center for Digital Education, 2013; Dodds, 2015; Israel, 2015).
All regions showed similar general behaviour in the earliness of phenological development and shifts in the abundance of various adverse environmental events (Tables 6, 7).
However, challenges remained in risk governance and assessment as well as monitoring, dissemination, capacity development, and shifting the culture from a hazard and response-driven culture to a risk-driven, integrated culture that encompasses the full DRR cycle from prevention to recovery and rehabilitation (IFRC 2014).
As both Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and John Kerry have stated, a model of shared responsibility will be the cornerstone to sustaining development and shifting our approach and thinking from aid to investment, innovation and partnerships.
Age is intimately tied to development, and shifts in worker behavior over time are accompanied by dramatic physiological, anatomical, and physiological changes [ 4- 6].
