Sentence examples for encompassing the shift from inspiring English sources

The rationale was that from all the reported resting-state brain networks, only DMN is considered to be involved in the introspective modes of cognition, encompassing the shift between the internally and the externally directed attention [ 6].

The process also encompasses the shifting of IT resources between different cloud providers, which is known as cloud-to-cloud migration.

The health transition described above encompasses the fundamental shift driving the rise of cancer in the developing world.

The shifting dunes, with their tenuous grasses and scrub brush, are complemented by wetlands and woodlands, encompassing the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore and Indiana Dunes State Park.

Others take the interdisciplinary nature one step further by proposing that efforts to integrate STEM subjects should expand to encompass the arts, thus shifting the "STEM" initiative to the "STEAM" initiative (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics; Platz 2007).

For a moment we are confused, then our brain shifts to encompass the other, less likely definition.

Her initial post marked out King's words with quotation marks; early on in a global game of telephone, the quotes shifted to encompass the entire paragraph.

Memories fundamentally shifts Snapchat to encompass the past rather than only being about the present.

Even the geographical center started to shift, with the locus no longer within the square mile that encompasses the City of London.

The aim is to support health and social care commissioners to shift the focus of practice from providers and individual interventions to one that encompasses the whole patient journey.

It makes sense for the Tate to shift the goalposts in this way, to subtly redefine "the idea photography" (Stieglitz) so that it encompasses the kind of space occupied by stars of the Britart firmament, but such expansion also diminishes.