But President Ilham Aliyev's decision to begin negotiations with Moscow seems to indicate that the west's neglect of Azerbaijan on other issues has engendered a shift of calculus in Baku.
What home-grown critics of the government fear is that the country's stifling political climate may, in the longer term, itself engender such a shift.
Hearing his songs shaken and stirred by a bunch of indie musicians engendered a subtle shift in the way Cash perceived himself as an artist.
That can engender a cultural shift inside a company, he added, since managers and their employees must become accustomed to faster decisions.
I believe that the "gizmos" are not themselves to blame for unnecessary rescues — the problem is that the devices have engendered a radical shift in the concept of adventure.
Timely molecular diagnosis, staging, and prognosis along with pharmacogenomic-based guidance can immediately engender a treatment shift from interim, phenotype-driven, population-based management to precision medicine with definitive, individualized therapies, and management plans, as well as drug exposures attuned to genotype and molecular prognosis [ 2].
In December 2010 NASA, America's space agency, announced a discovery which would, if confirmed, engender just such a shift.
This shift thus engenders a new "DRAM-SCM" storage architecture, which promises near-DRAM secondary storage access speed at several orders of magnitude faster than magnetic disk or flash memory.
Many rebel fighters, who said they were once afraid of government forces, now said they saw government ground operations as opportunities to kill Syrian troops along the roads, weaken the government and frustrate the army — a shift that emboldened them and engendered confidence.
Let's look past the sensationalism of each example of Harvey's sick behavior and seize this ripe opportunity to educate, empower and engender a lasting paradigm shift.
