Sentence examples for continuum shift from inspiring English sources

Feeling a bit woozy from space-time continuum shift but I'll b ok @HRClinton, yes it is unconditional.

A quick glance at Metacritic shows that it's the third-party titles that are scoring highest, with Ubisoft's Rayman Origins and Lumines conversions at the top of the heap, and hardcore gems Super Stardust Delta and BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend also attracting average ratings over over 80.

There are tens and tens of sit-down cabinets for 2D fighters as obscure and diverse as Guilty Gear XX, BlazBlue Continuum Shift and Persona 4: The Ultimate.

According to their model, our reliance on stereotypes in decision-making exists on a continuum and shifts by degrees, rather than operating in absolutes.

An ad hoc decision made by the intensivist regarding special treatment created several ad hoc decisions related to organizational issues such as placement of the patient, the availability and capability of the nurse, the timing of the treatment and ensuring the continuum of care from shift to shift.

There was Prince's death, last Thursday, and none of it has registered as a final state because Prince never ended anything; the avalanche of words marking his passing felt, for the most part, like dead leaves being blown about by the force of his ever-shifting continuum, which continues.

We suggest that the continuum of phase shifts during epochs with traveling waves provides a means to scan the incoming sensory stream for novel features.

In regard to the problem of the continuum, the focus shifted away from metaphysics to technique, from the problem of "what indivisibles were, or whether they composed magnitudes" to "the new marvels one could accomplish with them" (see Murdoch [1957], p. 325) through the emerging calculus and mathematical analysis.

These decisions are nuanced and often placed on a shifting continuum which takes into account both explicit but also subtle factors.

Doctors opinions as to whether LMWH treatment was ethically appropriate for patients who were symptomatic from VTE but at end of life existed on a shifting continuum, largely influenced by patient prognosis.

The majority of doctor's decision making strategies are guided by individual patient context and can be placed on a shifting continuum that pays attention to the complex benefits and burdens of giving treatment for patients near the end of life.