Nothing can ever be handed on exactly, because historical context is constantly shifting, altering our vantage point and making all things fresh.
As the Arctic Ocean loses sunlight-reflecting ice and gains sunlight-absorbing open water, energy circulation across the northern half of the planet could also shift, altering jet streams, storm tracks, rainfall patterns and food production much farther south.
This proposal stemmed from the authors' observation that when compared with the ChCODH CO2-bound structure, discussed below, the position of the CO oxygen remains essentially constant after conversion to CO2, while the CO2 carbon was shifted, altering the Ni coordination geometry.
9 Future longitudinal research should consider how short-term fluctuations and long-term trends in crime rates and other neighbourhood shifts alter individuals' reported perceptions of neighbourhood safety.
On Monday she would declaim opening lines bluntly, then let shifting emotions alter her voice, growing breathy or flinty, flirtatious or bitter.
Manson himself was famously adept at shape-shifting, altering himself to suit his audience.
Shifted, altered, lengthened and shortened, the proposal has been rejected once by the Environmental Protection Agency and shelved by three governors.
Such a shift altered fundamentally the Christian's understanding of his relationships to other believers, to the church, and to God.
Second, this confusion and frustration has led us to a place where we seem more concerned with preserving the status quo both at home and abroad rather than adapting and thriving as the dynamics of the global "strategic ecology" shift and alter.
The ability to shift species, alter hunting behaviors, and read environmental cues (e.g., weather prediction, ice safety) all increase hunting and travel safety and success.
The effective EM parameters, obtained from the simulation of the S-parameters, indicate that the metamaterial structure exhibits transmission bands, which can be shifted by altering the magnetic bias.
