Sentence examples for fly shifting from inspiring English sources

That's why we are calling today to replace air passenger duty with a frequent flyer levy that taxes travellers according to how often they fly, shifting the burden away from families flying to their one annual holiday and on to the frequent flyers who are driving expansion.

Because the chips are programmable, the software can automatically reconfigure them on the fly, shifting elements of a computing problem to the most efficient levels of the system.

Now new, smarter antennas can react on the fly, shifting capacity as needed when calling volume suddenly surges and divvying up the load among as many as a dozen discrete beams as callers move around.

On screen, Lindley and The Bag Lady manipulate the bags, gathering them, causing them to fly, shifting them.

In the eastern United States, the fly shifted to introduced, domesticated apple Malus domestica ∼160 ya, forming a new host race, the initial step in ecological speciation with gene flow (Bush 1966, 1969; Feder et al. 1988 , 1993 Egan et al. 2015).

Similar experiment was performed in adults flies, shifting them at day 1 of adulthood to 25°C and analyzed in climbing after 24 h.

Similar experiment was performed in adults flies, shifting them at day 1 of adulthood to 29 and 31°C to measure life span and climbing ability.

If this is true, then flies shifted from black hawthorn to apples and ornamental hawthorns when these latter two plants were introduced to the region.

Flies shifted around or shortly after pupation showed a uniform, continuous cuticle that covered the entire joint cavity (Fig. 2B), which was strikingly reminiscent of the 'primitive' tarsal joints seen in the mayfly (Fig. 1E).

Guts of Myo1AGal4 TS; UAS-EGFR DN flies shifted to the restrictive temperature for 4 to 5 days are initially of normal size, indicating that the effect of EGFR on the gut was not due to an immediate alteration in the shape of mature enterocytes.

I guess if your imminent death has been accounted for, the meaning of "fit to fly" shifts a little.