This was only one symptom of change in Poland and around Eastern Europe after Communism ended, a paradox in which greater freedom also brought more drugs, AIDS infection, fear of the struggle in a society where the state no longer cared, even sparingly, for every need.
It's a symptom of change.
In his Profile of Hirst, published in 1999, Calvin Tomkins quoted Michael Craig-Martin, a professor at Goldsmiths who saw the Y.B.A.s' actions as a symptom of changes in British culture brought about by the reign of Margaret Thatcher: England as a society is almost unrecognizable today, compared to twenty years ago.
All these results suggest a great capacity of Quercus ilex to resist drought conditions without changing its internal leaf water status, which only shows symptoms of change after severe drought conditions.
All seven are symptoms of change.
The first symptoms of change will not be positive: the health reform and others will contribute to the imminent wave of redundancies in the public sector.
The Caregiver Global Impression (CaGI) scales were designed to assess their perception of the severity of the schizophrenia symptoms, of change in schizophrenia symptoms and in the experience of caring since the beginning of the study.
I am a symptom of this change.
That was the explicit premise; the implicit part, gradually to become clear to the audience, was that flies have infested not only this particular dwelling but the world at large, and that their presence is a symptom of climate change.
They are a direct consequence of living on a warming planet; they are a symptom of climate change, as are the bush fires that raged in Australia this month.
The leaves aren't just a symptom of seasonal change, however, notes Myneni.
