Sentence examples for display shift from inspiring English sources

The outwardly turned wings in Müller-Lyer display shift the COG outward from each vertex, while the inwardly turned wings in this figure shift the COG inward.

The spectrum of BSA Cu2+ complex did not display shift and enhancement of absorption peak at 280 nm, because the BSA protein can provide multiple binding sites for Cu2+.

Created for the World's Fair in 1939, the onetime horticultural display shifted its mandate in the late 1990's from that of a traditional garden to one that preserves plants as "expressions of cultural traditions".

The resulting enzyme constructs drive specific elimination of selected DNA targets in vivo and display shifted specificities of DNA binding and cleavage in vitro.

The rest of twintrons display shifted arrangement.

In addition, as in [ 12], minor allele frequencies were calculated at each locus for each population with the expectation that loci associated with the adaptive phenotype would display shifts in allele frequency for each sensitive/tolerant pair.

While genes that display shifted expression profiles in vertebrates are known to regulate processes such as somitogenesis [ 6] and, as shown above, to regulate the cell cycle in yeast, the biological function of genes exhibiting shifted profiles in the Arabidopsis root was unclear.

The resistant strains displayed shift in general carbon catabolite control possibly mediated by the mpt.

FTIR spectrum for MV-treated TSA displayed shifts of bands for –OH or –NH (3395 cm−1), C=O (1587 cm−1) and C O C (1055 cm−1) indicating these functional groups may be interacting with the MV dyes.

Further examples include the album's title track, which also displays shifting rhythms, as does 10,000 Days: "Wings for Marie (Pt 1)" and "10,000 Days (Wings Pt 2)".

Conservatives have warned that the presumptive Republican nominee, who has displayed shifting views on hotly contested issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage, may not be up to the task of securing the legacy of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in February.