Sentence examples for better shifting from inspiring English sources

But advocates say the experience is substantially better, shifting control of space and time to the remote user.

Both machines have fast, powerful multi-core processors and advanced online features, but so far Sony has won the hype war and its PS4 machine is selling better, shifting seven million units since the launch last November.

If you want to do it Chevy's way — that is, create a car that will stand up to the output of a deep-breathing V-8 — you'll need to install a new clutch and flywheel, along with improved synchronizers for better shifting of the 6-speed manual transmission.

"If you strengthen your people inside, the result of your work is going to get better". Shifting to Microsoft 365 gives you the most productive and secure computing experience, with the lowest total cost of ownership.

Perhaps, then, "Die it dark" (dye?) would work better shifted onto the next line to get a traditional "clinching couplet"!

Compared with the higher density framelets and orthonormal wavelets, the proposed framelets have better shift-invariance and denoising performance.

If only that feature could dial in more powertrain grunt and a better shift linkage, the SportBack would truly be — in the words of Tony Hawk — almost too good.

The denoising experiments show that the proposed wavelet frames have better shift invariance and denoising performance than the wavelet frames constructed by I.W. Selesnick.

A nonparametric exponentially weighted moving average (NPEWMA) control chart combines the advantages of a nonparametric control chart with the better shift detection properties of a traditional EWMA chart.

The staff was squabbling, mainly over money: waiters were angling for better shifts and tables, and the kitchen workers didn't feel they were getting a fair share of the profits.

Overcomplete rational dilation discrete wavelet transform (ORDWT) enjoys attractive properties such as better shift-invariance, adjustable time frequency distributions and flexible wavelet atoms of tunable oscillation in comparison with classical dyadic wavelet transform (DWT).