Nineteenth-century shopkeepers changed the structure and appearance of their premises by changing windows, or expanding them by adding cantilevers over the river.
The whole premise of a changing climate is that the future world will look very different from the past.
This extraordinary pace of transformation is poised to continue over the next two decades, as outlined by my World Bank colleague Philip Schellekens in this week's Economic Premise - A Changing China: Implications for Developing Countries.
Thus, the explored mechanisms that stabilize the underlying strategic premises of a path and lead to its reproduction may also contribute to changing these premises and opening the scope of action, i.e., these mechanisms may also help organizations break their path.
The club's offices, once in an industrial estate, were moved to newly built premises on site, with changing rooms attached.
On a similar premise to that of changing your diet, some people have claimed that doing a diet cleanse using herbal teas/pastes changed their eye color.
Both Rubio and Christie, and later Walker, accepted the premise that the climate was changing.
QUESTION FROM LAURA K.: Do you think the fact that people now know what the premise of the book is changing how they read the opening chapters?
Morrison flirts with the magical realism that imbued some of her earlier work but doesn't fully commit to the premise of Bride's inexplicably changing body.
Hartmann is following through on this premise in a big way and changing the face of European energy in the process.
