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For example, the shift of peak frequencies for strong motions can clearly be seen for the KNG204 and KNG206 sites (see also the additional files).

For example, the shift of the lowest excited state due to intermolecular interactions can be determined from the difference in the onset of PL.

He discovered that the apparent location of a sound was shifted in the direction of a previously seen distracter light, and this 'ventriloquist aftereffect' was for him a particularly clear example that the shift of a ventriloquized sound occurred at a perceptual level, as opposed to participants being just 'nice' to him.

For example, the shift in position of the mouth (terminal to ventral) is an apomorphy of various derived panarthropod clades [ 35, 36].

Thus, ∆ = (x d, y d) − (x c, y c) is but an example of the shifting of the images at distance D and not elsewhere.

In the first example (Fig. 7), the shift of the cages (Definition 9) that best corresponds to a similarity using a turning function is found.

For example, the 'blue shift' of Si0.7Ge0.3 photoluminescence (PL) spectrum of nanocones is up to 1.2 eV, but the possible maximal shift of PL spectra due to change of x is only up to 0.33 eV.

These are all examples of the shifting of public property into private management, and ultimately private ownership, at considerable cost to the public purse and with hugely uncertain results.

In this example, the chemical shift of formic acid (adsorbate) on metal colloid catalysts, measured by C NMR spectroscopy in aqueous suspension, was used to infer the strength of surface interaction.

The greater the NBO/Si difference, the greater is the effect of water on the shift of the boundary as illustrated, for example, by the different shifts of olivine/pyroxene and pyroxene/silica liquidus boundaries (Kushiro 1969).

The Lebanese physician workforce offers an illustrative example of the shifting dynamics of international migration of physicians.