Photographs like that one of Mr. Bush, Mr. Sante said, remind him of the photographer as a "highly trained archer, shooting too fast for thought, reliant on instinct and habit to guide him to the bull's-eye while the target shifts continually".
The line between which clubs are acceptable and which are not has been a moving target, shifting over the past half-century in response to wave after wave of demographic, social and legal change -- the civil rights movement, feminism, equal opportunity laws, anti-discrimination laws.
Cell flock of tracker [11] tracks targets with the selected optimal local tracker and thus can handle the problem of target shifting and is more robust in target tracking.
Hence, the first threshold described in our analysis (as well as in [1]) can become a moving target, shifting towards higher values of transmission intensity as diversity also increases.
The two distributions were statistically different (Wilcoxon test, P < 0.0001), with the distribution of druggable targets shifted to lower values of π.
They found in analogy to previous findings with speech materials (e.g., Watkins & Makin, 1994 , 1996—that the categorization of the musical nonspeech targets shifted depending on the spectral characteristics of the precursor signal.
Where revolutionaries have ideals, satirists have targets, and those targets shift and blur if the satirist falls prey to empathy.
Both Fuller and Benatar were coy when I asked them about possible targets, shifting the discussion elsewhere.
However,because of the Doppler frequency shift between moving target and the clutter, the imaging results of themoving targets shift in the azimuth direction with respect to stationary scatter.
