Sentence examples for desired shift from inspiring English sources
The city's Growth and Development Strategy 2040 enshrines the desired shift away from cars towards walking and cycling.
Structural adjustment and the desired shift in consumer mindset are both needed and, fortunately, not mutually exclusive.
The desired shift towards the lower frequency is validated although the silencer performance is still less than ideal due to both parametric and operational constraints of the rig.
Most of our designed mutations narrow the gap between the affinity of Raf for RasGTP and RasGDP, producing the desired shift in binding specificity towards RasGDP.
And, when it came to his selfies, Bradford describes him as using carefully positioned mirrors to achieve "an expression that perfectly suited his desired shift between transparency and something more enigmatic".
Thus, if θ = 15° and the desired shift is δ < 10 mm, the pin length should be just under 38 mm.
From there, the magnitude and phase are either spread or shrunk across the frequencies proportional to the pitch shift desired (shifting the pitch up corresponds to spreading the frequencies).
With this information we parameterised a dynamic, farm-scale simulation model to investigate (i) current differences in resource use efficiencies and degree of crop-livestock interactions across farm types; and (ii) the impact of different interventions in farm Types 3 and 4 on producing the desired shifts in productivity towards the ideal farm.
(4) ϕ C t = ϕ r t + j ϕ i t Specifically, when Φ r and Φ i are Hilbert transform pairs, the decomposition coefficients approach the desired shift-invariant property.
This helps inform the investments needed to enable desired shifts, as well as to ascertain who will benefit and who will be hurt by the shifts, and to determine appropriate compensation, says Daily.
Participants identified two approaches which, if adopted, had the potential to achieve the desired shifts: (1) active inclusion of people with SMI within supportive networks, and (2) maximising the use of existing funding.
