Sentences with phrase «apparent change in position»

Mr. Shanmugaratnam's comments comprise an apparent change in the position of the MAS with regards to the cryptocurrencies, as the MAS chairman has previously stated that the MAS will not seek to regulate virtual currencies, except for when the activities relating to cryptocurrencies directly fall under the juridical purview of the MAS.

Most, including Justice Ginsberg herself, attribute the Court's apparent change in position on partial birth abortion to the new composition of the Court (Ginsburg made note of the changed composition in the final paragraph of her dissent).

It relies on measuring the apparent change in position of a star as seen from different points on the Earth's orbit around the Sun.

Not exact matches

Instantly — and unconsciously — the fielder gauges this apparent change in velocity and begins pedaling forward or backward in an attempt to neutralize it, so that he will be standing in exactly the right position to pluck the ball out of the air when it at last completes its plummet.

The range of orientations that lead to transits falls off as orbital distances grow: Small changes in the angle of the planet's orbit become large changes in the apparent position of the planet and star, precluding a transit.

Third, it exposed the fact that Iniva's programme has, since the mid 2000s, existed in a state of arrested development, a position of stasis made all the more apparent by the accelerated rate of social, economic and cultural change during the period — most notably the partial dissolution of cultural hierarchies facilitated by the world wide web, and the emergence of strong grass roots arts activities and young independent organisations operating, for however brief a period, outside the mainstream.

I first mistook the construction, set in the ceiling at SculptureCenter for three planes, until the changing scale, shape, and position of the apparent central panel made me think again.