We stress that arguments for the existence of stages of divergence do not rely on strict gradualism; shifts between stages could arise after long periods of little or no change, such that divergence is not always ongoing.
They are working in strict four-hour shift patterns with breaks, and paid between £8 and £9 per hour – "a matter of respect", Jessica Morgan, the Tate curator said to me.
When it comes to incubating their eggs, they are very strict on their shifts.
Compared with Shapeable Load, Removable Load has strict requirements when shifting.
Dominique kept his crew on strict twenty-eight-day shifts, rather than on indefinite contracts, as Latham often did, and he had no patience for cowboys.
Sunday Review, page 10 ALABAMA'S SECOND THOUGHTS Alabama's stance on its strict immigration law is shifting to damage control, as Gov. Robert Bentley admits that the law needs fixing.
As the years have passed, a portion of the opposition — known as the red shirts, for the color that they wear at rallies — has shifted from strict allegiance to Mr. Thaksin to a less personal movement that claims to support democracy.
The fall mood board he had tacked up in his showroom a full month later suggested that Mr. Altuzarra, a proponent of strict tailoring, was about to shift course.
The new strategy calls for naval forces to shift from a strict focus on warfighting to one that emphasizes helping to prevent and contain regional conflicts, counter piracy and terrorism, and expand humanitarian assistance, all in cooperation with foreign navies.
The last subfamily includes several strict insectivorous species; thus, a shift from a vegetarian diet back to insectivory seems to be the most plausible scenario.
