The phrase "a shift of orientations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in perspective, viewpoint, or approach in various contexts, such as personal beliefs, organizational strategies, or cultural attitudes.
Example: "The recent events have prompted a shift of orientations within the community, leading to new discussions about inclusivity."
Alternatives: "a change in perspectives" or "a realignment of viewpoints."
The hemodynamic response delay, which could cause a systemic time shift of orientation preference in our study, was corrected by comparing the similarity between orientation preferences obtained in experiments where the grating was rotated in clockwise and counter-clockwise directions, similar to the approach used in the retinotopic mapping (Wandell et al. 2007).
A subsequent, general rejection of that brainy orientation remains tied to it as a shift of emphasis in the formula "theory and practice".
Random differential forms probing the (mathcal{H}_{ell}^{mathrm{coexact}}) have exactly the same orientation preference layout as those we have already met, except for a difference of "chirality" that corresponds to a global shift of the orientations.
We should note here that (the probability distributions for) our nontwisted fields (varPhi_{ell}) were unchanged under a global shift of the orientations.
Finally, ESA and NASA engineers found a way to reduce the frequency shifts to acceptable levels by altering the trajectory and orientation of Cassini during the critical maneuvers.
X-ray diffraction (XRD) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) studies showed fcc lattice of the matrix and a shift in preferred orientation of the coating from (111) to (220) crystallographic planes with increasing current density.
Based on these and the above observations, it is reasonable to assume that the ancestral chlamydomonadalean mtDNA mapped as a circular molecule with ~12 genes, all of which were encoded on the same strand, and that the events giving rise to linear mtDNA were connected with, or resulted in, a shift in transcriptional orientation of approximately one-third of the genes.
Based on our three-dimensional homology model of the TSHR, the localization of both compounds within the binding pocket in the transmembrane domain was predicted and shown to be very similar, but differs in a shifted orientation of the molecules.
This disruption is not due to a shift in the orientation of AH domain hydrophobic residues (a consequence of inserting two residues) since inserting three glycines produced a similar loss of function (data not shown).
