In '88, Jesse Jackson said the Americans formerly known as black should be called African-Americans to "shift the definition from the racial description to a cultural and ethnic identity".
Compare them to the descriptions below and shift the depth of your voice a little bit closer to theirs.
The initial motivation of this modeling approach was to shift the burden of modeling to biological description and biological data.
If schizophrenia and autism are linked in the future through genetic studies, there may be another shift in the description of infantile thought.
Given the steady increase in the number of articles addressing global public relations during the timeframe examined, the field should shift from description to theorization and establish theories specific to global public relations with methodological diversification.
Notwithstanding the high quality and the wide disciplinary range of the presentations, an attempt to shift from description to a systematic approach still lacks (Cross Disciplinary Urban Space 2016).
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria recommend a minimum of 5-10% of HIV program funds be used on monitoring and evaluation activities, including operations research [ 74], indicating there is an opportunity for operations, implementation and/or health system research with and for women in PNG about HIV to shift from description to action.
Adler will shift from a description of the Nazis, usually referred to with deadpan irony as "heroes," to the Nazis' own voices speaking to their victims: "Like little children, everything has to be done for you, though you arrive at the dinner table without uttering the slightest thank you".
In Germany, there is a need for social epidemiology to shift focus away from the description of socioeconomic disparities in mental health towards intervention and evaluation of programs directed at reducing those disparities.
But with the breakdown of logical atomism (see §6 above), the emphasis shifted to the careful description of what Ryle called the 'logical geography' of our concepts.
