Sentence examples for gives a shift from inspiring English sources
The cathodic depolarization gives a shift of 420 mV on the Al electrode, while 490 mV on the Bi film electrode for the reduction of Th4+ compared to the inert W electrode.
Applying the time temperature superposition principle to the high-frequency range of the loss modulus gives a shift factor which enables G′ and G″ master curves to be plotted at high reduced frequencies, where the effects of the microstructure and the large scale granular morphology are not important.
This gives a shift in photon frequency of 2.48 GHz.
A similar calculation for 19,000 km distance (horizontal speed of 1.8 km/s and 2.6 km/pixel) gives a shift of 41 km (16 pixels).
The lessons drawn from the 1990s crises that limiting sovereign debt, borrowing in the local currency, floating the currency, and running small current-account deficits are not sufficient to avoid pain given a shift in global capital flows.
In Lemma 2.1 we provide an optimal upper bound for the fourth moment of given a shift, a mean, and a variance.
We define mutations that would be discernible in the pH-activity profile as mutations that give a shift of more than 0.3 pKa units for either of the two catalytic acids.
Probe containing mutations at positions −57 and −56 (pJM7) gave a shift similar to the wild-type probe, consistent with its wild-type β-galactosidase activity.
More commonly, the visual world paradigm requires an answer to the reverse question: Given a shift in eye gaze, when did the cognitive system enter the state that caused that shift in gaze?
In addition, the continuing urbanization and depopulation of rural areas, gave a shift in the health services demand to the urban areas resulting to large socio-economic and geographical inequalities in the health services' provision [ 6, 15, 16].
Given a shifting regulatory and social attitude toward carbon, supporting oil sands — even if you're making it marginally cleaner— is bad for the environment and very likely bad for business.
