Since the tide of automation flowed over the industry, manufacturing business, even the living space of mankind resulting from shifting and highly developing of computer technique such as office-automation (OA), home-automation (HA), and Manufacture-automation (MA) etc.
A word's meaning depends upon its use and context, things that are often shifting and highly contentious, forcing legal interpreters to make personal judgments about them.
Grasshoppers similarly avoid spider predation by shifting from highly nutritious grasses to less nutritious forbs [25], [26].
39– 41 As CTC continues to evolve and improve, its use is shifting from highly specialized academic centers to community hospitals and nonacademic radiology practices.
As eloquently stated by Waltner-Toews et al. [ 19], "perspective changes everything .These ideas were evident in several interviews with participants describing health as a constantly shifting and highly contextual concept.
Yet the amounts wagered on spot markets can make small shifts highly lucrative.
In a demanding workplace with accelerating technological shifts, highly educated workers are increasingly more valued.
However, microsatellite studies of Australian H. armigera populations suggested monthly genetic shifts, highly variable gene flow between populations between years, and limited moth movements which varied between and within seasons [ 15, 16].
These changes have led to increases in life expectancy and changes in the dominant pattern of morbidity, with the focus shifting from highly-lethal acute diseases to disabling chronic conditions.
Thus, in addition to enhancing the water permeation by up to 10%, in comparison to the reference membranes, the overall charge of the membranes was shifted from highly negatively charged upon maleic anhydride polymerization to highly positively charged upon vinylimidazole polymerization.
