Sentence examples for common shifted from inspiring English sources

Tolkien wrote: "It is probable that before the Exile Vanyarin and Noldorin [Quenya] in common shifted iu, ui to rising diphthongs,... but only /iu/ is reported as a rising diphthong [ju] similar to the beginning of English yule [juːɫ].

Therefore, while the aspects of governance are shared across them as concerns, the emphasis in analyzing knowledge commons shifts away from issues of sustainable use and depletion of the resource toward organizing the information resource to generate super-additive value.

The fact that in this longitudinal analysis, we see a common shift in the prevalence of volunteering when an individual transitions from employment to retirement suggests that these biases are either small or cancel each other out.

This was a common shift in parental behavior.

These are common shifts observed when complexation between crown ether and DBA takes place.

It was further suggested that both cancer adaptivity and hypoxia tolerance evolution require a common shift toward antiapoptotic functions.

These data highlight the coordinated nature of methylation change, with blocks of probes (differentially methylated regions – DMRs), showing a common shift in the direction and magnitude of methylation change between cell types.

So has common sense shifted to the extent that the previously unthinkable was now possible: a comprehensive museum of the Spanish civil war?

Through a series of stock sales by Lisa Donovan, Ben Donovan, as well as Zappin, majority control of the company's common stock shifted enough that the board could remove Zappin.

By the late 17th century, the power of the monarch had declined, and the relationship between the Lords and Commons had shifted in favour of the Commons.

As the counterpulsation ratio decreased from 1 1 to 1 3, the common region of non-linearity showed longer time delays demonstrated by areas of the common regions shifting from left to right along the x-axes.