Sentence examples for a fractional shift from inspiring English sources

His main conversational weapon was the squint: through a fractional shift in the many creases around his eyes, the dermal legacy of playing under the Australian sun in a time before enlightened views on sunscreen, he was able to express contempt for whichever opponent crossed his path with an economy not matched before or since in the history of sport.

In this way, as argued from Fig. 1(b) above, a coarse estimate is given by the discretized shift of the locus of maximum signal, amounting to bracket a fractional shift between two consecutive integers [Δ m] < ASRIUΔ nfluid < [Δ m] + 1.

A mere fractional shift in sound can make the heart lurch, minute movements within the melodies trigger enormous emotional responses.

CI is calculated at a given level of inhibition and is a measure of the fractional shift between the combination doses (C1 and C2) and the single agent's inhibitory concentration (Cx,1, Cx,2).

For rc=20 μm, the frequency shift is given by, which corresponds to a fractional clock shift Δν/ν0≈1.5 · 10−18.

According to ref. 26, this gives a 3 4 times enhancement, and the atom wall interaction corresponds to a fractional frequency shift of ~10−17.

In addition, a fractional frequency shift of 49% at the absorption over 90% can be controlled in the varied temperature range from 150 to 400 K.

For the 1S0−3P1 transition, the fractional shift can be 20% larger, because of a 20% increase in the differential polarizability Δα.

The shift sampling instants is defined as t n =n+u with (n in mathbb {Z}) and fractional shift u∈[0,1). We work in (V_{0}^{M}) only since all the relevant properties are independent of the scale.

In a close election, fractional shifts can be decisive.

Organizations often seem obsessed by measuring fractional shifts in operational performance, capturing data on sales, inventory turns, and manufacturing efficiency.