China's mind-whipping change is happening over decades, not centuries.
On the contrary, the report by Deuel and Lawrence, in Quarter horses, suggests that whipping is likely to change locomotion but not change velocity [7].
But it's easy to accuse Nokia of complacency at a time when there were plenty of warning signs the winds of technology change were whipping up a storm.
Mr. Hall then did a routine about how times have changed, including whipping out a cellphone from the 1990s, which he called a "dumb phone" and which was as big as a boot.He joked that, in his day, "Instagram" was a "cocaine delivery service".
Critics of President Obama's push for health care reform have been whipping up fear that proposed changes will destroy our "world's best" medical system and make it like supposedly inferior systems elsewhere.
The website address for the whips can change every year, as the membership and leadership changes.
As a result of the controversy whipped up by climate change deniers, the hockey-stick paper was investigated by the National Academies of Science in the US.
But one concern, Chan adds, is that increasing temperature variations over land and sea surfaces brought on by climate change could whip up stronger winds that might trigger broader dead zones off the Oregon coast and beyond.
By the third line, I noticed the energy began to change, heads whipped around, immediately identifying the unmistakable sound of Donna Summer.
But then we changed direction and suddenly felt the force of the wind whipping across the water.
Because whipping out a credit card is pretty painless, so there is not much incentive to change behavior.
