Even more recently, Mushal et al. [22] showed, also with the use of a navigation system, a significant increase of the anterior tibial translation in the external compartment during the pivot-shift maneuver in ACL deficient knees after external meniscectomy.
Clausing estimated that earnings stripping accounts for at least 30% of the more than $100 billion in corporate tax revenue lost annually by the U.S. government because of overall profit-shifting maneuvers.
But Reid shifted the maneuvering Wednesday when he announced that he will back the compromise.
Saab's school concentrates on steering, shifting and braking maneuvers, skid control, slaloms and evasive techniques; it concludes with an autocross competition and dinner with Saab management.
In her novel, Min tries to depict the historical backdrop through shifting narration that maneuvers between Jiang's perspective and a more all-knowing narrator.
"A presidential candidate's great desire is to be seen as pragmatic, and they hope their maneuvering and shifting will be seen in pursuit of some higher purpose," said Robert Dallek, the presidential historian.
He once even attempted to ban the traditional scarring but was rebuffed by locals who cited his foreign education, deft political maneuvering, and shifting alliances as having little linkage to traditional tribal structure.
By the early 50's, Pesky, Doerr and DiMaggio were gone, driven out by the new manager, Lou Boudreau (the inventor, when he was with Cleveland, of the dread "Williams shift," a defensive maneuver designed to neutralize Ted's deadly pull-hitting).
It does require a motorcycle license, but most states allow you to test on the bike, so you don't have to learn to shift gears while maneuvering a cone course.
The show uses shifting time planes and other modernist maneuvers, but it is unswervingly about those eight soldiers, not about the ontology of theatre or whatever.
