This shifting of identity is not merely a quality of the objects and people being described, but a projection of the changing desires and yearnings of the characters observing them.
She combined imagery from Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood and puppet theater to highlight stages of transition in a woman's life and the shifts of identity that the changes entail.
For QC-LDPC codes, storing H [2] involves saving the shift values of identity sub-matrices and their column positions.
So far this year, about 24 mutual funds have added the word value to their names -- more than the usual shifting of identities that goes on in the industry, according to data compiled from Lipper and Morningstar.
These matrices may be zero, identity, shifted version of identity matrix, or (2, 3, and 4) different shifted versions of identity matrix added together.
A hypothesis to explain this is that a homeotic frame shift of digital identity occurred in the evolution of the bird wing, such that digits 1,2 and 3 are developing from embryological positions 2, 3 and 4. Digit 1 of the mouse is the only digit that shows no late expression of HoxD-11.
Sequence alignment of these regions identified a shift of sequence identity levels between B1 and B2 within this intergenic sequence.
The study could be seen as suggesting, in empirical quantifiable terms, a historic shift of nursing identity as direct caregiving.
Overexpression of sox3 and pax3 in anatomical positions of the chordoneural hinge and the posterior wall of the neurenteric canal reflects the local shift of neuromesodermal identity in T-box TF-depleted embryos, such that the loss of axial and paraxial mesoderm is accompanied by the gain of ventrolateral and dorsal neural tissue, respectively.
