Spiritual self-examination shifted decisively from the head to the heart, but it did not disappear.
The latest on a grand scale is Ella Hickson's ambitious work, which combines a time-travelling family drama with an examination of shifting geopolitical power since the late-19th century.
The movie becomes a microscopic examination of shifting family dynamics with the birth of their child, Ricky, a noisy, demanding boy who takes attention away from Lisa, who in one scene is shown secretly clipping his wings.
The pressure to maximize examination scores shifts the emphasis on those tasks only which are assessed.
The proposals, which are expected to become law by the end of 2013 if approved by all 27 EU member states and the European Parliament, were drawn up after a two-year examination of shifting Internet use and the behavior of consumers using sites such as Yahoo!, Google and Facebook.
Allowing the students to bring reference sources during the examination would shift the emphasis from memory and factual recall to information analysis and critical appraisal.
Therefore, the changes in the examination costs, shifting from a film-based system to a filmless system, are unclear.
Before the 24-month visits began, the final examination schedule was shifted to 33 months, to adjust for slower than expected completion of enrollment.
He took an openly scornful tone in his cross-examination, often shifting his voice into a high-pitched, incredulous bark.
The paper presents innovative later nineteenth century hospital designs as proto-modern buildings and suggests that aggressive mid-Twentieth Century advertising of air conditioning killed a highly productive stream of architectural design, overdue for vigorous re-examination to shift the prevailing 'will to form'.
