An empirical analysis of Prosecco consumers' profile", authors Laura Onofri, Vasco Boatto and Andrea Dal Bianco shift on the concept of certification of quality in a specific Region of Italy where Prosecco wine is produced.
In a fairly concise survey, the authors chart the shifting interpretations of the concept of heredity from the early modern period through to the present.
Simek states that due to the shift of concept, the valkyries became popular figures in heroic poetry, and during this transition were stripped of their "demonic characteristics and became more human, and therefore become capable of falling in love with mortals".
On the contrary, it seems unlikely that a shift in the decision making system would precede a shift of the overall moral concept.
In other words, a party that was founded on the basis of organised labour is in deep trouble if it cannot respond to fundamental shifts in the concepts of organisation and labour.
Thereby, inclusion of both items may shift the focus of the concept from a more general control over positive experiences to a more specific control over social experiences.
The chapter outlines the recent trends in humanitarian de-mining practices, analysing the shift from the concept of absolute need of full clearance to the recently developed idea of land release through technical survey.
Other than the impact of an economic downturn and clear disequilibria in the supply and demand of the various workforces, a paradigm shift in the concept of employment is affecting the way jobs and careers are perceived.
Still, a ruling in favor of for-profit religious freedom would signal a pretty major shift in the concept of corporate personhood, dramatically expanding on the 2010 Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission ruling that granted companies full rights to freedom of speech, including the right to make campaign donations.
Although these initial results were disappointing, evidence of the efficacy of bevacizumab came shortly thereafter, leading to an eventual paradigm shift in the concept of antiangiogenic therapy.
