This resulted in subsamples of the data that had more recent root-node ages than the complete data sets, here referred to as 'reduced-age' data sets; comparison between the complete and reduced-age data then allowed us to determine any changes in ti/ tv over time.
The dispute also draws together the tangled strands of more recent conflicts, with roots in the Vietnam War and the brutal decades of massacres and civil war involving the Khmer Rouge of Cambodia.
Contrary to Taylor's "division of labor" philosophy that characterized the industrial age, today, organizations utilize a more recent philosophy that is rooted in the information age, based on teamwork at different local, national, regional and even international environments.
As well as providing shelter for Paine, it has kept its radical roots in more recent years, not least by becoming one of the first towns in Britain to respond to the economic crisis by issuing its own currency – the Lewes pound – with the aim of supporting the town's businesses.
Des's Irish roots are more recent.
The first half of the program looked at more recent works that arguably have roots in Expressionism, yet veer away sharply.
"The roots of more recent art can be found in some of these Surrealist paintings, so it crosses over successfully, appealing to contemporary collectors too".
Martina, though, says she is rooted in more recent music, the tug and sway of contemporary African blues from Mali, as well as the punk-metal thrust of her teenage heroes, Fishbone, Jane's Addiction and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Some of this change is very long-running (the Carter Administration pointedly convened a White House conference on "families," not "family") and some of it is rooted in the more recent economic destabilization that Tanden spotted.
From his days producing albums for Elvis Costello — he wrote "(What's So Funny Boutt) Peace, Love, and Understanding" — to his more recent work in other genres, including roots music, he's been unafraid to try new things.
