Sentence examples for a shift in time from inspiring English sources

It moves through as many as 14 different moments across a 30-year period in Benjy's memory, often without any overt signal to the reader that a shift in time has just occurred.

In fact, the conceptual shift from the principle of impermanence to the theory of momentariness is a shift in time scales.

The only difference with Thellier's (1981) curve concerns a shift in time of the mean directions estimated during the sixteenth and the beginning of the seventeenth century, which is likely due to the fact that Emile Thellier essentially established a hand-drawn curve and considered a smaller number of data.

Exploiting the fact that a shift in time corresponds to a phase rotation in the frequency domain, a blind and computationally effcient synchronization algorithm that takes advantage of the shift invariance structure in the frequency domain is proposed in this paper.

There is a seasonal change in traffic noise levels related to a shift in time of sunrise with the season.

However, populations from different lakes sometimes clustered together at the same point in time (e.g. Římov 2004 and Stanovice 2004) or after a shift in time (Římov 2004 and Vír 2005).

"There's definitely been a shift in the time I've been a synaesthesia researcher," says Dr Julia Simner, co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Synesthesia, who runs the synaesthesia and sensory integration laboratory at the University of Edinburgh.

But the show's ratings dropped 20% to 581,000 in 2002, then stayed steady at 601,000 to 609,000 for the next three years, which included a shift in its time slot from 3 30 p.m. Eastern to 5 p.m. Eastern.

A shift in the time of attendance may explain the reported increase and difference with our study [ 13].

The clinically adapted documents revealed a shift in the time of sick leave, from the RG's 6 8 weeks up to 12 weeks.

Differential labeling will cause a shift in retention time for labeled peptides, whereas unlabeled peptides remain unaffected, making labeled peptides easily detectable.