As a result of these procedural shifts, nonimmigrant visas to the United States from Muslim-majority countries declined about 20% in April 2017, compared with the monthly average from the previous year.
Since 1972, the United States Supreme Court has declared capital punishment unconstitutional, then restored it but subjected it to an endless variety of shifting procedural standards.
Consequently, the shift from procedural to conceptual teaching methods in mathematics, advocated by research (e.g., Hiebert 2013), might be initiated.
That means not just an international approach but also a shift from closed procedural regulation to openness and collaboration.
As knowledge shifts from generic to procedural, from effortful, conscious thought to effortless, unconscious procedures, our brains process it differently and more efficiently.
Suspicion shifts from suspect to suspect in a police procedural; on shrink shows there is one suspect, and suspicion shifts from symptom to symptom — "Law & Disorder".
Or else companies will need to restructure their European data processing operations — such as building European data centers to process regional data — although such shifts might require other significant procedural changes in how they manage user data flows, so could entail significant time and expense.
Set in the 1960s, "Inspector George Gently" deftly combines police procedural with character drama while capturing the shifting sociopolitical landscape of the times.
"I probably set out to make something akin to 'Mean Streets' and 'The French Connection,' but it shifted into a more serialized police procedural," Ms. Wayne said.
If briefings are too closely coupled to checklist completion, teams may miss the cognitive shift required to move from linear or procedural work to complex or adaptive work.
