Dr. Frey predicted that the foreclosure crisis might spur more local mobility, within or between counties, as families shift to rented quarters or move in with relatives.
As more families shift to backyard gardens, subsistence farming and fishing to supplement their diets, there is a window of opportunity for PIC governments to act more strategically to promote diverse local food production and diet diversification.
Typically, a child is booked into activities for two or three weeks; otherwise, families "shift-parent" with parents taking leave at different times to cover the school holidays or call on relatives.
The rest will be put up, and the families shifted, over the next four years.
Her life is described in a chapter of Roving Families, Shifting Homes, a book taught at Springdales School.
Burre's relationships with her family shift in often painful ways, but the other relationship that Greene captures, and that he displays as fundamental to Burre's art and to her life, is the one between her public persona and her private self.
Therefore, it is not simply that P. terlooii has made a host plant family shift, it is that P. terlooi is the only species to have made any host shift across the three genera.
Therefore, the Bcd profiles from the second family shift the hb border to the posterior dynamical regime, which is characterized by an active role of an attracting invariant manifold in the pattern formation.
If you added someone you don't want anymore in your family, shift click him and then click on "Delete Object".
The family shifted around.
The poems in her book, she said, examine "sites of cultural persistence" and how "the life of a family shifts and morphs across time".
