As new technologies fundamentally change the way we work, the jobs that remain will be multifaceted and changeable.
The first and most troublesome is that the continuing cost of the war is exquisitely sensitive to the precise number of troops in theater at a given time, and President Obama has said that he will remain attuned to the notoriously changeable conditions in Iraq as he carries out his plan.
However, due to a high degree of work intensification, and the fact that some cleaning tasks are currently no further changeable, cleaning will remain a physically heavy work [ 4].
However, in their vast majority, putative TAAs in prokaryotic genomes remain poorly annotated, due to their sequence diversity and changeable domain architecture.
It is a changeable construct over the years, though it may remain stable over the course of a single year.
Second, things (and their posited but unproven existence) remain nothing but "ideas indispensable for the intelligibility of the changeable phenomenal world" (Micro, II, p. 584).
Despite the changeable conditions, temperatures throughout the weekend are likely to remain in the low 20s for most of the country with some areas in the south seeing 23C or 24C.
The paradox of our times is that the new politics is so fluid and so changeable – and yet the results, when reduced to who governs which countries, remain sorely predictable.
In forecasting models, planners assume these trends to remain constant, which does not accommodate the existence of uncertain or chaotic conditions during highly changeable times [41].
While Henry M. Paulson Jr., the current Treasury secretary, has taken a drubbing for the changeable nature of the government's efforts to bolster the financial industry — some of which clearly contradicted each other — Mr. Geithner has managed, for the most part, to remain unscathed.
