Sentence examples for hand a shift from inspiring English sources

X-ray diffraction showed the formation of amorphous reaction products, with a shifting in the amorphous halo related to the raw materials; on the other hand, a shift in the characteristic band of aluminosilicates in the infrared spectra also evidenced the geopolymerization process.

(No 3) On the other hand, a shift in administrative workload from health secretaries to GPS was also pointed out in the focus groups.

On the other hand, a shift in the phospholipid-to-protein ratio ratio may result from surfactant administration, as the indicated preparations contain relevant amounts of phopsholipids.

The Ti3C2T x XRD pattern on the other hand, shows a shift to a lower angles of the 000 peaks corresponding to an increase in the c lattice parameter from 18.6 Å for Ti3AlC2 to 19.8 Å for Ti3C2T x.

Immersion into extreme pH solutions at 25 °C, on the other hand, causes a shift of the SEC distributions to higher elution volumes, evidencing the effect of hydrolysis of the peptide chains.

On the other hand, a small shift of the puppeteer's finger may set off tumultuous action.

In contrast to the perfect one-dimensional ring, on the other hand, a diamagnetic shift is seen in our model.

On the other hand, a small shift observed for the 11.44-μm 11.44-μmofeaturelike star HD 14563 indicated the existence of Fe-bearing forsterite (Honda et al., 2004).

On the other hand, a temperature shift to 40°C did not influence the xpp1 transcript levels, indicating that eventual stress caused by the temperature change was not the reason for the observed down-regulation at 12°C.

In lesser hands, such a shift would mean the movie would be lost, but the darkly comedic tone Leirness and his actors have been able to craft (with able support from composer Greg De Belles' versatile score) nimbly moves along with the shift.

Therefore, the normal retention of a single stimulus in high-acuity topographic cortex [23] over short intervals may play a lesser role in our task than in Harris et al's.Second, we found no evidence that trials in which the same pattern was presented on both hands with a shift of 1 or 2 fingers showed any effects of shift size, nor any interaction between shift size and delay.