Sentence examples for exists a shift from inspiring English sources

If a fractal transformation h = π G ∘ τ F : A F → A G is a homeomorphism, then there exists a shift invariant section τ G of π G such that the following diagram commutes: A F → h A G τ F ↘ ↙ τ G Ω Conversely, if there exists sections τ F and τ G and a homeomorphism h such that the above diagram commutes, then h = π G ∘ τ F and h − 1 = π F ∘ τ G.

Mr. Murdoch said that although he was told the e-mail existed — a shift from his previous testimony, when he claimed never to have heard of it — no one had shown it to him or explained its significance.

The results based on unsteady simulation suggest that there exists a phase shift in the aerodynamic force as frequency increases, causing a switching from dissipation-dominated behavior in low frequency to a mixture of dissipation and inertia effects in high frequency.

Finally, there exists a considerable height shift from one season to other and also from morning to evening hours.

In the nominal state for RCP feed illumination, there exists a linear phase shift across the reflector aperture and the phase in the left side aperture region is lagging compared with the phase in the right side aperture region.

There exists a value of the phase shift, (delta _{max}), that gives the maximum forward velocity.

The obligation on either side would usually exist once a shift is offered and accepted, as there would then be a promise of work and a promise of payment.

Today, few dedicated UK arcades exist following a shift in the mid-to-late 1990s towards playing at home.

She also explained the reason for the shift: "Within this limitation exists a subtlety, a delicacy and a completely extraordinary richness of expression".

For the PHB-18HV/PVC system, the C-O-C stretching vibration at 1183 cm−1 of PHB-18HV and the CHCl deformation at 1254cm−1 of PVC were shifted, indicating that there exists a specific intermolecular interaction between the two components.

Doctors opinions as to whether LMWH treatment was ethically appropriate for patients who were symptomatic from VTE but at end of life existed on a shifting continuum, largely influenced by patient prognosis.