After 24 games in which the purpose was to garner points to stay in the competition, the essence shifts.
Part of the false alarm problem, experts say, is caused by private alarm companies selling services and then, in essence, shifting their costs onto the police.
Faced by the continued slowdown, he has in essence shifted his emphasis in the past few months away from focusing on deficit reduction to a Keynesian demand boost.
Mattel's stock cratered and Barad lost her job; the company just recently unloaded the Learning Co. "She threw away a tremendous amount of shareholder value, in essence shifting it to the Learning Co. shareholders," says Veaco.
In essence, a shift from a pay-as-you-go system to one that is even partly pre-funded means that one generation of taxpayers must pay twice: once to pay for their parents' Social Security cheques, and again to build up their own private accounts.
County executives say the governor and lawmakers, in essence, have shifted the financial burden for several programs from the state to the federal health-insurance system, and thus to the counties as well.
This is the essence of shift-invariance in the DPT.
As will be shown, the DPT coefficients of the translated signal are the translated versions of those of the original signal, which is the essence of shift-invariance.
And governments would be unlikely to allow one firm to control such an important infrastructure.As Mr Ozzie rightly points out, it is the very essence of the shift towards services, that computing now allows for applications and data to sit where it is technically most appropriate or, just as important, where users prefer.
It is, in essence, the next shift away from the business that newspaper people thought they were in – not gathering news for a baited-breath audience, but desperately defining and servicing new content niches, in order to sell to an uncertain and dubious audience.
