It demanded a shift of the concepts of "de-centralization" to "individualization". (p. 12).
For the past few years there has been a shift away from proof-of-concept, "bragging-rights" or destructive virus and Trojans, to that of malware designed for the purpose of making money for the author.
As FLP chemistry becomes more established, focus has inevitably begun to shift from early, "proof-of-concept" studies to the aim of developing more practical and widely applicable FLP catalysts.
In pace with the shifting of health concepts, patients consider the quality of life after being diagnosed and treated more, rather than barely dealing with the symptoms.
As hybrid biological-inorganic technologies have developed, the focus has shifted from phenomenological and proof-of-concept discovery towards enhanced energy efficiency, production rate, product scope, and industrial robustness.
Liberals shift the concept of shame from the conservative focus on individual behavior to the nation at large and cling to outdated suspicions about free markets and capitalism, while an unstoppable international market grows around them.
William E. Horwitz Ardsley, N.Y., July 22, 2008 To the Editor: Re "Bush, in a Shift, Accepts Concept of Iraq Timeline" (front page, July 19): The Bush administration's replacement of "timeline" with "time horizon" is interesting when you consider the difference between a line and the horizon.
When you take into account average total work hours for men and women inside and outside the home, the famous "second shift" of working mothers (a concept we've clung to since 1989) is shown to be a myth, she says, citing time-use studies from many countries.
On the contrary, it seems unlikely that a shift in the decision making system would precede a shift of the overall moral concept.
However, advances in anatomy and biomechanics of the knee have shifted the concept of proper femoral tunnel position from the isometric point to restoration of the anatomy of the ACL.
