"Graffiti is important because it signifies a changing dynamic over who commands public streets, but how do young playwrights and film-makers carve out an independent space for themselves in the new Egypt?
It felt strange, he said, but it signified the changing culture of the ivory tower.
But on Tuesday night, that heavy metal anthem was replaced in the ninth inning by the Southern finger pickings of "Sweet Home Alabama," the Lynyrd Skynyrd classic that signified a changing of the guard, for at least this year.
Employing the distributed computational model based on ACS becomes an ideal tool for the combinatorial optimization problem to select a best combination within a bank of varying sizes and varying status signifying dynamically changing search space.
That signified the changing of the hate guard in the most absolute terms.
The author Ralph H. Lutts wrote in his 1990 work The Nature Fakers: Wildlife, Science & Sentiment, the nature fakers controversy "was far more than a clash over the accuracy of animal stories or the question of whether animals can reason"; rather, the debate signified the changing sensibilities of writers and readers at the turn of the 20th century.
Consequently, there is less need for developmental signals to signify a changing environment.
The Tories may be happy to turn their backs at best and turn up their noses at worst, but the growing numbers at these demonstrations – and the collective feeling behind it – signifies that something is changing in the UK.
In mythology, metamorphosis signifies a magical shape changing; in nature it denotes a postembryonic development such as that of a tadpole into a frog, a cocoon into a silkworm, or a chrysalis into a butterfly.
The very fact that banks separate 'digital' in respect to budget or spend, signifies the challenges of changing a culture so dependent on direct mail, print, radio and TV - all of which are broadcast mechanisms.
