The time frame shifts from the late 1970s through to 1991.
But those faces become noticeably whiter when the time frame shifts backward.
With that window almost up, we learned that the time frame had shifted to "later this year".
"I see the Chinese fully committed on a path toward electric vehicles — the time frame may shift, the volume numbers may shift," said Raymond Bierzynski, the executive director of electrification strategy at General Motors China.
But if we'll never see Wes Anderson's "Catcher," how about Lena Dunham's "Franny and Zooey," or a time-frame-shifting Glass/Salinger family saga directed by Whit Stillman, Richard Ayoade or Noah Baumbach — all, in more or less direct ways, Salinger's cinematic offspring?
The dangerous friendship between an angry black youth and the rebellious daughter of a Kansas City judge leads to murder in this lyrical first novel, whose fluid time frame and shifting narrative voice offer an intimate look at the complex kinships of people who define themselves by their regional ties.
Rather than seeking to slice the pie thinner, people with this value-creating mindset pursue strategies to grow the pie, such as exploring collaborations with new partners, using alternative technologies, or adopting more-flexible time frames for shifting resources for better use.
It is at a fulcrum in the city centre, redolent of past colonial times, and has a guide whose time frame has not shifted to the new Guyana.
The results were generated for 1000 OFDM/SC-FDMA frames shifted randomly in time.
Output from running the surrogate representation at a shifted time frame in the recent and hindcast simulations showed values similar to field-measured data collected in real time.
