Body size-specific female behaviour, in turn, shifted the tactics of standard-sized but not small males to get access to receptive females.
Many fall for the bait-and-switch tactic to shift the narrative from institutionalized racism and police brutality to black-on-black crime.
Among the myriad Sunni protest groups, several suggested a shift towards the tactics of al-Qaeda, which has been blamed for sporadic bombing attacks not only on Shias but also on fellow Sunnis tarred as "collaborators" with the government in Baghdad.
The instructions signaled a shift in the tactics of Indonesia's homegrown terrorist organizations, which have concentrated their efforts on attacks that target police institutions in recent years.
There has also been a shift in the tactics of gun violence prevention (GVP) organizations towards a greater focus on state-level gun issues rather than only thinking and organizing in national terms; an example of this being the spread of laws which force persons served with a domestic abuse order to turn in their guns.
In a sign of the shifting insurgent tactics, the number of suicide bombings in the country declined to 39 through November, compared with a high of 81 in all of 2009, according to the Pakistani military.
The MNC decided to shift tactics, entered the elections, and won a sweeping victory in Stanleyville (90 percent of the votes).
The shifting tactics of the Americans can be seen as well in the reports, as the war strategy veered from freely using force to trying to minimize civilian casualties.
Mr. Eisenberg, greatly helped by a detailed eyewitness account of the race written later by a spectator on horseback, clearly lays out the shifting tactics of the race and extracts maximum drama from the sudden reversals of fortune.
What's more, every time they began to gain the upper hand by shifting tactics, the enemy would adapt.
