The amplitudes of each substance may also shift but the extent of the change will depend on the initial conditions.
With the controlled substance of choice shifting from cocaine to crack to methamphetamine, Mr. Langley acknowledged that his show has been an inadvertent beneficiary of America's drug problem.
Suffice it to say that, when his actors improvise, he is actively involved in shaping and guiding the results, keeping up with the shifting substance and tone with a precise attention and a decisive eye and ear qualities readily apparent in the clip above.
Suffice it to say that, when his actors improvise, he is actively involved in shaping and guiding the results, keeping up with the shifting substance and tone with a precise attention and a decisive eye and ear — qualities readily apparent in the clip above.
And the substance hasn't shifted with the language -- the focus of the current efforts that were underway with Graham and Schumer and where we were headed was towards a broader, more robust, and unprecedented legalization.
For South Africa, it is a striking shift in substance and style.
Dropping a piece of opposition research, unveiling a controversial commercial or making a deliberately provocative statement in an interview are all strategies that can shift the substance of the coverage.
Let the pounding become one with your own sense of needing to get something done, physically, to see some effort transposed from thumb to forefinger, so to speak, smoothing down freshly poured concrete with a trowel, feeling the gelatinous shift of substance.
Berlin-based urologist Professor Frank Sommer told the Telegraph that, "A substance like that could shift the balance of the sex hormones in men towards estrogen....In the long term this leads to less sexual drive, encourages the belly instead of the muscles to grow and has a bad effect on erection and potency".
Lipid oxidation in the product was measured by means of thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) and fluorescence shift.
