Sentence examples for direct the shift from inspiring English sources

When encountering an exogenous event, it acts as an external force that direct the shift of people's attention – that is, the overall attention appears to converge into a more homogenized structure at a particular period.

The past three summit meetings have seen the leaders of this "Economic Five" take hesitant, small steps in the direction of giving some teeth to an organisation that could guide and direct the economic power shift from West to East.

Despite a paucity of high-quality randomised studies to direct this shift, the dramatic results seen with these pragmatic approaches have been persuasive, and multimodality treatment of liver and lung metastases is now the standard of care in many institutions (Tampellini et al, 2012; Nordlinger et al, 2013).

After the 1994 sickout, Mayor Bollwage ordered that Lieutenant Szpond be removed from his post directing the day shift.

It can also be noted that R160 packs against the sense thymidine, directing the Arg shift basis in a downstream sense (gray curved arrow), drawing back interactions with the third base hydrogen acceptor (being the N6 atom at the fourth base the single one hydrogen acceptor available).

Special focus is directed on the shift of the gas turbine operating points from the original points.

In fact, I am announcing today that I have directed the Department's Civil Rights Division to shift resources to the enforcement of Voting Rights Act provisions that were not affected by the Supreme Court's ruling – including Section 2, which prohibits voting discrimination based on race, color, or language – in addition to other federal voting rights laws.

(Urmson now directs the project, while Thrun has shifted his attention to Udacity, an online education company that he co-founded two years ago).

One of the most remarkable improvements of ChU-B mutant after directed evolution was the shift in the pH activity profile towards the neutral-alkaline side (pH of human blood is around 7.4).

For displacement of the barrier upwards and to the left, in which the previously preferred horizontal-first route was now also the shorter/more direct, the choices shifted from 52/60 (symmetrical barrier) to 59/59 (Linear mixed model, estimates of fixed effects, t18 = 1.49, P = 0.15).

Virtually all documented host plant colonizations in that study led to host expansions, not to direct host shifts, and the evolutionary trend in this group was actually towards increased generalization rather than specialization.