The general idea behind these cruelly linear shapes — cruel, at least, if you're not a giraffe — is to take some expensive cotton, print it with a streaky esoteric pattern and then make a shift that's gathered in random places.
"We're making a shift that recognizes supply conditions have improved," water board conservation manager Max Gomberg said.
To: Standing here in the present moment, I have the power and choice to make a shift that can change the trajectory of my life in a powerful way.
The large proportion of respondents that made a shift in livestock composition indicates that with more than one species of livestock, including cattle, herders can generate a wider variety of livestock products and make better use of the available forage in different seasons, even in times of drought.
Looking ahead, the company is working to use its data to make smarter recommendations, a shift that Beriker described as "moving from job search to job discovery".
"My sense is that the Supreme Court is about to make a shift, one that I welcome, which is to recognize that -- having hit a critical mass of states that have recognized same-sex marriage -- it doesn't make sense for us to now have this patchwork system," Obama told BuzzFeed News.
Last summer, the company transferred executives from Singapore to an office just down the street from Mr. Murtaugh's in Shanghai, a shift that made closer supervision possible.
Resolution 1313 was a significant shift in attitude for UNAMSIL, away from its previous neutrality to support of the Sierra Leone government, a shift that made the governments of several troop-contributing nations uncomfortable.
Many offer counseling and child care and allow domestic violence victims to attend court via video monitor so they do not have to be in the same room as their abusers, a shift that makes victims feel safer.
I have arrived at an age where the relation between time and reality has undergone a shift that makes me more prone to believe that the punctuality of our lived moments are like sparks arising from, and returning to, that indeterminate source that the pre-Socratic philosopher Anaximander called the apeiron, the unbounded matrix.
