The shift under Francis, telegraphed in his first days as pope, has been noticeable: his decision to wash the feet of the poor and a Muslim during Easter week; his statement that he would not "judge" homosexuals; his current focus on climate change as a scourge threatening the planet; his affable humility, including his refusal to take on papal trappings of luxury.
There is a natural tendency when looking for savings to decide upon something that is noticeable but unimportant – the decision by the House of Lords to abandon vellum is a case in point.
What makes the new identity so noticeable is not the decision to design it in several different typefaces, which has become a popular strategy in communications design, but choosing to spell dOCUMENTA like that, with a lowercase "d" followed by capital letters.
And it's very noticeable when we make decisions with good evidence.
But just getting the commitments on the table can have a noticeable effect on the decisions people make and the actions they take.
Yes, they have had a noticeable number of referee decisions go against them this season, and they have had their share of bad breaks — particularly with injuries — but there is no denying that in a season that teetered on disaster at several points, the Giants benefited from good fortune.
13 14 In the view of unknown or small differences in survival measures, the results of PRO studies could have a noticeable impact on medical decision-making.
This was especially noticeable in comparison to the decision on energy adopted at the Ninth Session of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD-9).
But the implications of the decision became increasingly noticeable as people flocked to the foothills, neighborhoods creeping higher up the hillsides and closer to the bears' turf.
As a result, we can see that there is a small but noticeable bump in the true decision surface around (x1, x2) = (0, 4) and (1, 4).
There is a noticeable difference in new 'CED' decisions by the commission before and after 2005 with a mean number of new decisions of 3 (2.44, when alternative medicine is excluded) before, 1.78 (1.22, when alternative medicine is excluded) after 2005.
