Everything gets re-imagined: plays historically employed in one formation will, without warning, be shifted to another; pass routes created for a receiver may suddenly instead stipulate the tight end.
However, trade wars, typically exert deflationary pressures (subscription required), with devaluation of currencies historically employed to support exports.
In mammals, cytochrome b has historically been employed for similar analyses (e.g. [ 7, 36, 59]) though COI is favoured by DNA barcoding campaigns and has been employed extensively in Neotropical bats [ 8, 9, 25, 26] allowing for easy comparison of sequence divergence (in particular see Clare et al.[ 8] for a review of COI sequence divergence in >9,000 individuals of 165 Neotropical bat species).
Many have historically employed higher percentages of women, too, notes Goldstein.
The Maya had historically employed ambush and raiding as their preferred tactic, and its employment against the Spanish proved troublesome for the Europeans.
The Bears, who have historically employed a strong running game, were beginning to rely more on the pass on offense.
These findings have important implication for cost-effective design of semi-ecological studies because they enable investigators to more reliably estimate exposure-disease associations with smaller exposure measurement campaign than with the analytical methods that were historically employed.
Civil services have historically employed large numbers of health workers, providing jobs to new entrants into the labour market, regardless of health service needs, and absorbing most of the scarce public funding for health, but without correcting the essential maldistribution of the workforce.
But Trump's staunchest supporters point to his record of historically employing women in senior roles.
Nor is it employed for egotistic ends.
Other contractors were employed for specialist tasks.
