Turkey's shift flowed from the belief that it would gain power and stature and reap the benefits if America succeeded in rolling back Iran's nuclear ambitions.
It is emblematic of what college athletics have become: a shifting flow of allegiances.
The score, a shifting flow of orchestra-accompanied recitative, arioso, melodic writing and ensembles, is almost through-composed.
In the Brentano performance, with the pianist Thomas Sauer, the perspective was entirely different: technique was secondary to the sheer magic of the constantly shifting flow of timbres that emerge as the five instrumental lines are alternately intertwined and dispersed.
It still analyzes the web for popular articles, using factors like which article has the most inbound links, to provide an ever-shifting flow of top news.
It is not yet determined how this shifting flow of information may influence driver coverage and effect digital media surveillance.
But the shifting flows of entries obscured otherwise stable performances.
His English portraits of women often show a preference for informal dress: loose shifts, flowing drapery, open necks, bare bosoms and uncovered lower arms (so much quicker to paint than intricate lace collars and cuffs, and also more titillating - the bare arm, it has been said, was to the 1630s what the ankle was to the Victorians).
The new proposal, supported by Kemp and others, is to shift the flow of water between the Mississippi and a river in Louisiana it feeds called the Atchafalaya.
It also helps to shift blood flow away from areas where it might not be so crucial, like the skin, and toward more essential areas at the time, like the muscles, so you can flee the stressful scene.
