Tom Mitchell, a professor of artificial intelligence and machine learning at Carnegie Mellon University, said the February meeting had changed his thinking.
The chief Senate negotiator, John W. Warner, Republican of Viginia, said that last week he would have been willing to compromise, but that the planned meeting had changed his outlook.
By 1957, the year after Doll and Hill published their second and more substantial report, the civil mood of that first meeting had changed.
John Stemberger, president of Florida Family Action, which has helped lead efforts against same-sex marriage, became one of the first evangelical leaders to announce on Monday that the Texas meeting had changed his mind.
The president's son's descriptions of the meeting have changed repeatedly over the past week as journalists have released more details.
But I have done so often enough to know that the tone of the meetings has changed utterly in that time, and not just because of chumminess.At the outset, the talkfest's main aim was that British businessmen, politicians and pundits should learn from powerful Japan, while seducing Japanese firms to invest in Britain.
Mr. Hanson said the types and locations of meetings have changed, in part, to respond to the interests of a younger generation.
I can see that in the way our leadership meetings have changed — rather than presenting updates once in a meeting, we're now expected to send them ahead of time and educate ourselves on our counterparts' updates so that when we do have those meetings, we can really use the time to talk about the change.
But far more than the meeting day has changed in the last five years.
