The historian Nancy F. Cott suggests that recent changes in marriage could produce shifts similar to those that accompanied the disestablishment of religion.
For the uninitiated, Stimmung consists of six singers sitting in a circle and singing a single chord, with the singers changing the shape of their mouths and singing different vowel sounds to produce shifting overtones.
Instead, demographic and cultural changes produce shifts in public opinion, and the parties respond to them by changing their positions accordingly, in such a way that they gravitate toward splitting the electorate about 50-50.
The results indicate that the learned features of NSAE are meaningful and dissimilar, and LCN helps to produce shift-invariant features and recognizes mechanical health conditions effectively.
Both pathologic and physiologic processes appear to produce shifts in the balance between degradation and synthesis of the extracellular matrix.
Application of an external magnetic field of 50 kOe is observed to produce shifts of ∼5 K in all the transformation temperatures.
What's news-worthy is the finer detail, which indicates that no matter how microscopic the scale, all the way down to our genes, shifts in mental activity produce shifts in the wellbeing of cells.
Nevertheless, our results indicate that on a sub-second time scale, unpredictability is not the only factor that can produce shifts in subjective duration.
No instances were observed of nonsense mutations in this region, nor were indels found that would produce shifts in the reading frame.
Education-only strategies sometimes produce shifts in knowledge, attitudes or stereotypes [ 85], yet these do not reliably predict behaviour (see below) [ 33, 40, 46- 48, 50, 60, 67].
