The moves reflected the rapid growth and shift of states' populations after the Revolutionary War".
There was a significant shift of state-sponsored urbanization from county-level cities and counties to urban areas of central cities, Fuzhou and Xiamen, and from inland area to coastal area after 1990.
So here's the administration's Middle East shift: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has taken charge.
The study was conducted at a Hispanic-serving institution (HSI) in the state of Texas, U.S., where the increase in overall enrollment is driven by Hispanic student enrollment, reflecting the demographic shift of the state and the nation.
The study was conducted at a Hispanic-serving institution (HSI) in Texas, United States (U.S ., where the overall increase in enrollment has been driven by growth in Hispanic student numbers, reflecting the demographic shift of the state and the nation.
By every indication, these voters, who voted overwhelmingly in 2000 in the Republican primary, have sharply veered Democratic, reflecting growing antiwar sentiment while powering a general shift of the state to the Democratic column.
As W 001) increased, the size of SAQDs was smaller with the blue shift of energy state of SAQDs.
Basic control system equations predict exponential myopia shift of refractive state R t).
Figure 1 illustrates that the overall increase in enrollment over the past 6 years is driven by an increase in Hispanic student enrollment, reflecting the demographic shift of the state.
An assessment of cluster shift over time was conducted to further understand change over the 3-year period, and patients were classified as "improved," "worsened," or "no sustained shift of health state".
Tanzanian history has been characterised by an ambiguous and shifting landscape of state regulation, economic reforms, decentralisation and emerging democratic sentiments.
