At least three other veiled women will soon be appearing on state television, including a weather presenter, Mr. Abdel-Maqsoud said, a shift from the standards established when state television was founded five decades ago.
The aesthetic was also a radical shift from the standard-issue scary skull imagery that was so prevalent in skateboard graphic design throughout the 80s.
The minimum detectable phase shift, measured from the standard deviation of the phase difference from a stationary coverslip (no scanning) [ 13], was 0.03 radians (1.6°).
The notion of silver shoes ambling on a yellow brick road is thought to stand for bimetallism, a shift from the gold standard that would have given farmers access to cheaper money, although Baum is not known to have advocated that system. ) "Tin Man" finds its relevance elsewhere, in modern perceptions of youthful exceptionalism, so prevalent in other pockets of the culture.
Many modern educators and researchers advocate for a shift from the traditional standard practice, which is still dominantly practiced in most schools today, to the critical reflective practice (e.g., Kong 2015; Kong and Song 2013).
If the exact impact of visual art on the musical content of Artpop is hard to determine – alas, one suspects, because it hasn't had one – it's certainly at its most interesting when it shifts away from the standard dance-pop blueprint.
With the seasonal event game modes, the central focus of the game shifts away from the standard battle composition, in order to focus on new objectives central to the seasonal events.
Under the president's budget, the government would shift in 2015 from the standard Consumer Price Index — used to compute cost-of-living increases for Social Security and other benefits and to set income-tax brackets — to what is called a "chained C.P.I".
Many reasons explain this "rampant administrative blight," but the net result is that university budget priorities shift from the academic gold standard of tenure-based faculty teaching and research to other activities and burgeoning education bureaucracies that may or may not advance the priority goals embodied in higher learning.
Recent studies show a paradigm shift from the former gold standard of exclusive photocoagulation to monotherapy or combination therapy with such agents.
