Sentence examples for depict the shift from inspiring English sources

Some specialists depict the shift of focus as the most ominous in a decade.

But the head of the McCain campaign in New York, Guy V. Molinari, the Staten Island borough president, said that no matter how the Bush partisans depicted the shift, their candidate had been hurt.

We depicted the shift in percent of contribution to energy consumption (denoting the amount of food in kilocalories per day available for each individual in the total population during the reference period) for the main staple carbohydrate sources (i.e., maize, rice, wheat, pulses, and roots and tubers) over the past 50 years in GNET countries (Fig.  4) [ 16].

But  hi-tech soon intervenes to shine a light on the region's dark past, with plasma screens depicting the shifting military geography of Europe – a map stained with blood.

To depict the chemical shift perturbations, images of PDB entry 2k11 63) were created with the program PyMOL from Schrödinger (New York, NY) in which values of ΔΔδ were inserted as the β-factor.

Fig. 2 Example of a Doppler shift spectrogram analyzed for one 90-min interval starting on February 9 , 2014 at 12 00 UT. Green dots depict the fitted Doppler shift time series.

Phyllis Kirigin, a retired high school English teacher and president of Theaterworks, said Mr. Muldoon had solved a particular challenge posed by "Salesman": how to depict the play's shifting time periods and transitions from the real world to Willy's imagination within the limited budget of a community theater group.

Although some associates of Mr. Wilford depicted the executive shift as cosmetic because he retains ownership, it was as seismic a masthead change as many could remember in the venerable company, widely known as CAMI.

In her novel, Min tries to depict the historical backdrop through shifting narration that maneuvers between Jiang's perspective and a more all-knowing narrator.

We depict the epidemiologic transition by contrasting the shift in mortality and population demographics from 1950 to 2010 (Fig.  1) [ 18].

Updike would revisit the Maples repeatedly over the next couple of decades, depicting the various shifts and rifts in their relationship as children arrive, four in all, their sex life tails off and the world around them changes.