The New Knowledge researchers discovered many examples of the Russian operators building an audience with one theme and then shifting to another, often more provocative, set of messages.
In contrast, inactivation of the nucleus accumbens shell, but not the core, during acquisition of a rule-based strategy facilitates later set-shifting to another rule-based strategy [ 81] and also decreases the ability of pre-exposure to inhibit future conditioning to a stimulus known as latent inhibition [ 85- 87].
While these reports should certainly be cause for concern, city leaders would be wise to shift their attention to another set of data that points to a positive trend occurring in cities: the preference among 25- to 34-year-old college-educated workers to live in neighborhoods within three miles of a city's center.
Demand shift [68] relates to another set of parameters affecting the FEAT, which account for changes in travelers' mode choice behavior (such as high speed trains, urban rail transit) or reduction of demand due to non-travel alternatives (such as video-conferencing, virtual meetings) [31] etc.
The politics of embryonic stem cell research has shifted from one presidential administration to another, set in sharp relief by religious conservatives who opposed destroying or using human embryos.
Mr Nader is offering not an end to lobby-group politics, but a shift from one set of lobbyists (those of corporations) to another set (his very own).
2. Shift to a production mind-set.
Unfortunately our personal fishery abruptly shifts to the crabber set up next to us.
Then the temperature was shifted to the other set point.
But if you circle around to the back of the model, the upper floors begin to shift, setting the entire structure off balance.
Seven days later, with the setting shifted to Boston, the teams were tied in the bottom of the seventh inning when another big blow was struck.
