Through fall and winter of 2007 into 2008, the stock oscillated sideways, but the MACD's downtrending channel signaled that buying fervor for the stock was weakening.
As they take over the House of Representatives next month, top Democrats want to highlight the 17-year conflict in Afghanistan, showing progressives that the party acknowledges their anti-war fervor and signaling to voters more broadly that the party acknowledges the need for change amid public anxiety about the United States' standing in the world.
But once again — as in New Hampshire — the result on Tuesday did not match the fervor that had been signaled by Mr. Obama's dramatic march of rallies across the nation leading up to the vote.
The fervor of the night signaled more than solidarity with Ferguson: It revealed a groundswell of people tired of racist policing, in New York and beyond, and everything that comes with it: militarism, mass incarceration, dead black men and boys, immunity for killer cops and an aggressive, selective enforcement of a growing litany of laws.
CAIRO — The military and civilian leadership controlling Egypt in the wake of a popular revolution took several high-profile steps on Monday to reassure Egyptians that it shared their fervor for change and to signal to foreign leaders that the move to full civilian rule would be rapid.
We often get our signals crossed and respond to change with the same fervor as something that has the power to destroy us.
A visit to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital, this month by Gen. John P. Abizaid, head of the U.S. Central Command, sent the wrong signal to Somalis whose concern about Islamist power has been overshadowed by anti-Ethiopia fervor, Prendergast said.
Five months later, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev signaled to the Communist East German government that Moscow — concerned with economic decline and the hollowing out of ideological fervor — would not come to its aid in the face of rising popular protests.
Signaling a shift in the political strategies of antinuclear groups, demonstrations outside of Indian Point have diminished both in fervor and frequency in recent years, in part because it has become more difficult to find people willing to take time off from busy work and family schedules to demonstrate, Ms. Hickernell said.
