They also sharpened his attention -- and his awareness of his sitters' attention -- to the pleasures and codes of Spanish fashion, a micro-battlefield of English, French and nationalist tendencies, changing social mores, economic realities and political stances.
The discharging has a similar decreasing tendency with changing the initial surface potential.
From Beijing Municipal Commission of Education to Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, there was a tendency of changing the then system of English language education in mainland Chinese secondary education, to emphasize the application, to vary the testing methodology, and to control the educational weight.
(Both acknowledged that this tendency is changing, though; several newer games feature more assertive and rounded MCs, and some give the player the option of choosing a female love interest).
But you may be able to overcome this tendency by changing the way you think about spending, suggests Dr. Walter Mischel, a renowned psychologist who spent much of his life studying delayed gratification.
Compared with the tendency for changing levels of CRP and PCT, the gradual increase of sTREM-1 levels was a better reflection of the progression of sepsis, which was of greater value for predicting death.
The researchers then released the tagged birds back into the wild and continued monitoring their neophobic and exploratory tendencies by changing bowl colors at existing feeding stations and adding new bird feeders elsewhere.
Both Hc and SAR show similar tendencies of changing with particle size.
Two opposite tendencies for changing dynamics by 3-D NDs, with prevailing sharp suppression of motions, and three-fold increasing elastic properties were shown.
The SSA is used to decompose the original time series into two components: the mean trend and the fluctuation component, where the mean trend reveals the slowly changing tendency of the original time series, and the fluctuation component represents its stochastic characteristics.
