When I was job-hunting, a large craft brewery was advertising an entry-level position, and after a few test shifts I got the job.
The direction of scrutiny in this Turing test shifts, however, as Garland's Frankenstein-by-way-of-Bluebeard tale takes on a gradual feminist gaze.
When the test shifts to questions about his mother, Leon stands up, draws a gun, and shoots his interviewer to death. .
The creation of this "results test" shifted the majority of vote dilution litigation brought under the Act from preclearance lawsuits to Section 2 lawsuits.
Main effects of order were present for verbal fluency and the Trails test shift-index, with the group receiving ATD first performing significantly better on both measures.
At E0 a adapt = 17 (a), the network behavior shifted from no generalization to generalization across more than two octaves, when E0 a test shifted from 17 to 23.
These tests shift control of genetic testing from medical professionals to individuals.
Through a comparison of the vibration signals generated it was found that the vibration resonances, both from the FE model and the experimental vibration testing, shift to higher frequencies after the boundary constraints were applied, as was expected.
53, 54 The fact that the data points for the compression tests shift to larger diameters upon deformation reflects the effect of sample taper, which increases the plastically deforming diameter with ongoing compression.
After the second world war, testing shifted to the southern Pacific Ocean on the grounds of public safety.
Habermas told me that in his letters, Flew tested shifting reasons for his newfound belief in God, sometimes saying he believed in intelligent design, other times saying only Aristotle's notion of a "prime mover" was persuasive.
