Established as part of the 1945 postwar settlement, they were creations of a strong state, but they were not distracted from their true functions by intrusive monitoring and shifting targets set by governments.
The phaseout should allow local economies enough time to switch to quieter, less intrusive snow coaches, and to shift their focus from using snowmobiles in the parks themselves to using them in the surrounding national forests, where there are ample trails.
This study evaluated an adaptation of a Cognitive Bias Modification-Interpretation (CBM-I) procedure designed to shift interpretations of intrusive thoughts related to beliefs about the Importance and Control of Thoughts (ICT).
Greater legal risk might be catalyst enough to encourage a market shift towards less intrusive targeting; ads that aren't targeted based on profiles of people synthesized from heaps of personal data but, much like DuckDuckGo's contextual ads, are only linked to a real-time interest and a generic location.
36 MCT deals with intrusive symptoms, allowing individuals to shift from self-processing by interrupting negative thoughts and gaining a flexible non-repetitive thinking style.
Piled on top of that come a barrage of hi-tech stage effects, constantly shifting scenery, and intrusive digital projections.
As always, the Coens shape their visual scheme into mocking juxtapositions: sudden, startling shifts of perspective; intrusive closeups of ears and mouths; scenes that end abruptly, with cuts arriving like a guillotine's blade.
By using various framing techniques like panel and camera placement, eyelines, and intrusive word balloons, the comic team create entire shifts in power dynamics on a single page.
PRIVACY advocates say a shift by Microsoft could effectively marginalize a particularly intrusive use of Web bugs, the tracking and profiling devices used by online marketers and spammers.
It takes less time, is less intrusive and for self-reported change, avoids pre-test sensitivity and response shift bias that result from pre-test overestimation or underestimation.
