Governor Carey also placed the resources of New York State behind services for people with developmental disabilities, starting the movement that would change the world for them.
In September 1968, US feminists disrupted the Miss World competition in Atlantic City, warning shots in a women's liberation movement that would change women's lives by demanding recognition, independence and an equal voice in a male-dominated world.
She was 15 years old, and yet Colvin bravely stood up to segregation — as Rosa Parks would, too, a few months later — and helped foment a movement that would change the world.
I believe the American people have the capacity to create a new movement, which would change the direction of our nation from being a military power to being a peaceful nation, using our enormous wealth for human needs, here and abroad.
For the designs themselves they say they "went through a lengthy ideation process, coming up with pages and pages of these kinetic scenarios" while in the final pieces working in movements that would change subtly over time.
Since electrical organs lie near the tail, side-to-side movements of the tail end (as in normal swimming movement) would constantly change their position relative to that of the receptor organs, which are in the head area.
The author ascribed the low reliability to the effect of cervical rotation on the measurement that any movement of cervical spine would change the shape of thoracic region of spine, thus introducing bias in evaluation [ 8].
Some scientists have suggested some notions of how GAs would change protein movement, but the suggested mechanism is so vague as to be unfalsifiable.
The center of resistance (CR) for anterior teeth could not be clearly defined because it would change with tooth movement.
