The rise of cloud computing, let alone the mobile explosion that brought ARM-based systems into greater prominence, has shifted the chip market.
The central role of Daleiden in this week's events reflects the extent to which his project, which stemmed from one of the most radical strands of the anti-choice movement, has brought radical protest groups back to prominence and shifted the strategy and priorities of the more "mainstream" parts of the movement.
That rhythm soon explodes into prominence before shifting to a bold and busy fugal climax in the trio section.
"I have taken the opportunity with ABC management several times over the last few years to urge the ABC to not only retain the Victorian based 7.30 report and it's predecessor Stateline, but to give it greater prominence and shift it to Monday night - bigger audience and greater significance.
Microsoft, in an effort to bring MSN back to mainstream prominence, is shifting its Bing-labeled Windows Phone and Windows apps under that brand's aegis.
He had single-handedly shifted the nation's war strategy and restored himself to prominence as the Party's ideological conscience.
However, rapidly increasing care needs generated by the HIV/AIDS epidemic and accelerating human resource crises in many African countries have given the concept and practice of task shifting new prominence and urgency.
However, rapidly increasing care needs generated by the HIV/AIDS epidemic and accelerating human resource crises in many African countries, often within a context of near-collapse of public health systems and increasing health inequalities within and between countries, have given the concept and practice of task shifting new prominence and urgency.
But it wasn't until recently, when women started gaining prominence in the nonprofit, political and corporate sectors, that the model for combating poverty and social injustice shifted.
The effect of all this is to shift to unnatural prominence the place taken up by what was latterly a background condition.
