Mr. Bush's strategy for trying to compete against Mr. Gore in California -- and for trying to capture swing voters in crucial states -- pivots on talking about traditionally Democratic issues in ways that cast him as a progressive, sensitive Republican.
Hence, to feel bad is for your current emotional state to pivot into a more unpleasant one.
Microstructural transitions from one type of laminate domain pattern to another are included in the model by considering "pivot states", which are the limiting states shared by more than one laminate pattern.
The study relies on a pen-and-paper survey (1010 completed survey forms with 2023 reported trips) which uses a stated-preference pivoting design to build hypothetical choice sets around actual trips.
Pivot states, Mr. Bremmer writes are "those with the flexibility to pivot among potential partners".
Known as OpenEd Solutions, the company is a consultancy that helps schools, districts and states "make the pivot to digital learning," according to its Web site.
He's betting on countries and corporations that maintain the widest range of potential allies, including "pivot states" — Turkey, Mongolia, Brazil, and so on — that have maintained relations with a range of big powers.
If there is an intersection of interests between Israel and Sunni Arab states, it will pivot around their shared hostility towards Iran, Hezbollah and the Shiite crescent, including the Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq and the Houthis in Yemen.
The Inner Canon of Yellow Emperor Miraculous Pivot states that, "When needles are not having effect, may moxibustion the appropriate treatment".
Mrauk U demonstrates that in a country without civil rights protections, the state can easily pivot against any outlying social group (be it one defined by ethnicity, religion, or otherwise).
John Kerry, the US secretary of state, pledged to pivot the organisation's focus towards the climate.
