Sentence examples for a coherent shift from inspiring English sources

I am not suggesting that showing a woman as independent or concerned about her job is the best way to challenge stereotyping, or that this recent trend indicates a conscious decision or a coherent shift.

Secondly, we find that the largest source of error is due to a coherent shift rather than decoherence or dissipation.

Furthermore, there was a nucleosome shift toward the 3′ end in highly used sites, which was largely accompanied by a coherent shift of RNAP II occupancy.

Since the electronic excitation gap is inversely proportional to the dielectric permittivity and the spin structure influences the electronic excitation gap, we propose that the coherent shift in the magnetic ordering and the dielectric anomalies to high temperature with increasing grain size is related to the suppression of the in-plane lattice parameter.

The only significant positive gradients are observed at the leading (uphill) edges of the strain distribution and this is where most adaptation (in the sense of a coherent subpopulation shifting its genetic composition) is observed, with the initial strain adapting steadily towards higher growth rates while new strains sequentially branch off.

The coherent shifts in inclinations among the Okhotsk Sea, western equatorial Pacific, and North Atlantic may also be explained by hypothetical dipole wobbles.

Furthermore, the RNAP II shifts were largely accompanied by coherent shifts in nucleosome occupancy.

He developed a coherent solo even while shifting gears at unexpected moments: a splay-fingered run morphed into a graceful chord pattern, which in turn became a hammering trill.

In [15], a coherent versus non-coherent DF space time shift keying system is proposed where a matrix dispersion approach is used to activate one of the relays similar to activating transmit antennas in SSK.

Free-breathing diffusion images are slightly affected by cyclical respiration, because as reported by Kwee et al. "it is considered a coherent motion, where the acquired phase shift due to respiratory motion is equal in each phase-encoding step and then it does not result in additional signal attenuation" [ 52].

Evans's job was to reconstruct the brain into a coherent whole, correcting errors by manually shifting misaligned scans back into place and using corrective software.