Footprint and frame have changed little, but inside, the old moth-eaten restaurant has been gutted and redone into polished dining spaces, at once extravagant, excessive and expensive.
Although the national integration policy frames have changed several times since the adoption of the first immigrant policy in 1968 – from universalism to multiculturalism and back again – the practices and measures have not changed in any major way.
Ms. Simulinas, 47, is by no means the only person with a tale to tell about the elderly inhabitant of the two-story frame house, which has changed colors over the years, starting out as bright blue and passing through a rainbow of shades — silver, red, orange, gold — before ending up in its current silvery incarnation.
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On the other hand, patients might have overestimated their 9-month health status (and possibly also their 5-month health status), because their frame of reference has changed as a result of a temporary decrease in health status after the injury (response shift) [ 46, 47].
Plymouth's rural beauty — its rolling hills and fields framed by lumbering peaks — has changed little since the area was settled in 1761.
And it has changed the frame of my life.
The conference has shifted much – it has changed the frame – but it offers no greater certainty about what the result of the next election will be.
The broadest measure, known as 'total social financing', has declined from a 17.3% year-on-year increase in January of 2014 to 13.5% this past January.Second, the environment framing China's monetary policy has changed dramatically over the past year.
