That Ireland followed Britain into Europe in 1973, because it was believed ties were so close that we had no alternative, shows just how much the country's orientation has changed over four decades.
His relationship with Claude leads his neglected wife to suspect that his sexual orientation has changed, and appropriately enough she stuns him using a hardcover edition of Céline's Voyage au bout de la nuit.
If they understand the causality, however, they should choose the inclined board only if the orientation had changed due to the hiding of a reward.
Gene order and orientation has changed, and intergenic distances have changed drastically, but the overall gene synteny is largely preserved, lending support to the assignments of orthology between the human and fugu RUNX gene pairs.
At this point, it is also verified if the movement and orientation states have changed.
Thus, by changing the proportion of orientation selective and non-orientation selective neurons, contrast might have changed orientation-tuning width in these second order cells, which would have been more orientation selective at low than at high contrast.
When a person's sexual orientation appears to have "changed," keep in mind that appearances can be deceiving.
In most flatfish species, the hairs have changed orientation to match the orientation of their bodies.
Thus, all three species have four to five copies of a flanking gene belonging to the protein kinase family (purple arrows), although some copies have changed orientation during duplication.
Yet the well-known narrative of emigration must also take account of political shifts that have changed orientations, networks of financial support and investment, and migration within and towards the region, not only away from it.
