Sentence examples for a shift forward from inspiring English sources

The significant increase in MC observed in standing position was due to a higher rolling resistance induced by bicycle sways and a shift forward of the centre of mass compared to seated position.

"They don't take full advantage of the cloud and Capital One was looking for a shift forward.

However, most historians contend that modern DST was first proposed in 1895 by George Vernon Hudson, an entomologist from New Zealand, when he put forth the idea of a two-hour shift forward in October and a two-hour shift back in March.

Although the change on Sunday to daylight saving time involves only a one-hour shift forward, it takes many people a week to adjust.

Get to bed every night an hour earlier Shift forward your day everyday with a couple hours.

He thought that both the young and older generations were very aware of a growing gap between the rich and the poor, with many of the older people increasingly calling for a return to the old, Maoist, days, "where people were equal, but poor", while the young looked for a more fundamental shift forward.

So, if SM Investments was to enter the market, they will clear the road for other players to enter the space as well which is a hugely positive shift forward in driving the overall e and m-commerce success".

We observed that during initial interactions the body of a male (on the back of a female) may occasionally shift forward, so that the male abdomen's tip slides forward over the female genitalia.

To make matters worse, if the bulk of your weight comes in the form of abdominal fat, rather than muscle, your center of gravity can shift forward — a condition that puts added pressure on your back.

The use of host biomarker signature sets, which when measured in combination have high predictive values, offers a paradigm shift forwards for rapid, near-patient diagnosis.

During the larval transformation the elongated anterior part of the body becomes progressively shorter, as the fins shift forward by a complicated morphological process.