Fittingly, in this portion the narrative of the text shifts as well.
Alongside these topical changes, the song texts shifted increasingly from Punjabi to English or to a mixture of the two, ultimately making the music more appealing to an international market.
It is an exploration of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis that Chiang reflects in the text's shifting tense structure.
She was moving up and down the block, and had been texting her shifting coordinates to me for half an hour.
It will come as no shock to most readers that I fall into the latter camp, and there is nothing in this text to shift me over to the other side of the argument.
That same year, she collaborated with Cendrars on the publication of a poem describing a trip from Moscow to Paris on the Trans-Siberian railway, in which Cendrars's text is shifted this way and that by Delaunay's colour.
Mr. Caird's script is efficient and fast paced, though toward the end, when Schumann's correspondence dries up as his mental afflictions take over, the text necessarily shifts toward narrative, and the musical sections grow longer.
Kac began investigating the use of holograms as a medium for poetic expression, and in 1983 he published his first "holopoem," "Holo/Olho" ("Holo/Eye"), which rendered the words of the title in holographic text that shifted as the viewer changed position.
But then the text suddenly shifts to a long discussion of Kant's critical philosophy, the burden of which is however to demonstrate that Schelling's recent idealistic productions were but the logical consequences of precisely that philosophy.
The concerns of the texts shift in ways explicable by the need to cope with changing social and political circumstances or to answer new philosophical challenges.
