A tax increase might prompt a one-time shift in the timing of compensation without meaningfully altering long-term choices.
That move initially was presented as a one-time shift to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's landing in Manhattan.
It has, says Oskar Niedermayer, a political-science professor at Berlin's Free University, caused a one-time shift in Germany's political balance of power.
Part of that is due to a one-time shift of tax payments in late 2012 to avoid potentially higher federal taxes in 2013.
Under standard assumptions, k is usually set to δ/2, for a one-time shift in level that must be detected quickly.
Or am I clinging to foolish hope that the tragic protagonist, this one time, will shift course before it's too late?
In addition, a two-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov test was also applied to each pair of data to test whether the function of correlations between RNAPII occupancies and histone modifications was less or greater than the function of similar correlations after one time point shift forward or backward in RNAPII profile.
Last year the one-hour time shift "reduced television usage and translated to lower ratings throughout prime last season, especially in the 8 p.m. hour," a network spokesman said last week in a message to reporters.
No one wants to do the job, but I always volunteer because it's the one time during the shift that I can listen to my headphones and ignore everyone.
Their "explosive" lengthening and contracting of muscles — "like a spark plug in an engine" — improves strength and dynamic flexibility, he said, while "using a number of different body segments at one time, moving and shifting your center of gravity," builds core strength.
In the brothels, the last time I worked in one, there's about 15 workers on shift at one time.
