The phrase "allows shift" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a technical or specific context where "shift" refers to a change or transition, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The new software update allows shift in user preferences to enhance customization."
Alternatives: "enables change" or "permits transition."
Changing the weights of the fitness functions allows shifting between higher (lower) exposure and the corresponding lower (higher) installation costs.
Time series analysis are performed in the same way as Spectral Analysis, starting with Fourier Transformation which allows shifting from the time domain to the frequency domain.
It was shown that microstructuring allows shifting a zero dispersion wavelength to the range shorter than 2 μm in the fiber waist with a core diameter of about 1 μm.
Hence, our main conclusion is that while metamorphosis allows shifts and adaptation to very different habitats by decoupling traits across life stages, size-related traits are harder to decouple and may carry over fitness effects between different life stages.
The allele coding transformation allows shifts in the allele codes.
The inferior pedicle allows shifting of the pedicle under the central parenchyma of the breast behind the NAC to the area that usually is loose and empty.
Our method, however, is clearly better than the SVR model on the basis that it allows shifts and mismatches, and conducts an additional round of k-mer selection.
The lawsuit was inspired by a ruling last month in which a state judge in San Diego awarded $105 million to baristas throughout California, after finding that Starbucks had improperly allowed shift supervisors to share tips.
All of them show an improved visual security when the number of encrypted coefficients or the maximum allowed shift value is increased.
Since the gaming industry is so huge in Nevada, and runs 24-7, the Democrats also hold at-large precinct caucuses that allow shift workers (croupiers, bartenders, gas station attendants, etc).
