Sentence examples for ii shift from inspiring English sources

Students of demographic and political trends say the figures due out this week will show a slowing of the post-World War II shift of population -- and with it political power -- away from the Northeast and the Midwest and toward the Sun Belt.

(ii) (Shift invariance) D S l p ( f h, g h ) = D S l p ( f, g ), D W p ( f h, g h ) = D W p ( f, g ).

He argues that we should (i) pay proper heed to the thought that to understand Dasein we need to understand Dasein's existence as a whole, and (ii) shift the main focus of our attention from the inauthentic self (the they-self) to the authentic self (the mine-self) (Being and Time 45: 276).

Its 2011 sequel, The Hangover Part II, shifted the stag-do antics of bachelor quartet Phil Wenneck, Stu Price, Alan Garner and Doug Billings from Las Vegas to Bangkok and once again broke box-office records.

II: Shifting negative clues in good comments.

Meanwhile, desorption peak of Catalyst II shifted to high temperature, which indicated the enhancement of acid strength.

In particular, we consider two Poisson models in which independent noise either (i) adds and deletes spikes (AD model) or (ii) shifts spike times (STS model).

We performed three experiments to extract polarity shifting patterns: I: Shifting positive clues in bad comments II: Shifting negative clues in good comments III: Shifting between positive clues and negative clues.

The peak of mixture II shifts to 268 nm and the mixture III almost has not any more shifts, marking that the combination between DNA and silver ions reaches saturation.

For the proposed technique, we assume that (i) all the transmitted symbols are data symbols and (ii) shifting the modulation constellation increases the average energy by 20% compared to the ideal scenario when no channel estimation is needed (corresponds to β=0.2).

While Book I of Finnegans Wake deals mostly with the parents HCE and ALP, Book II shifts that focus onto their children, Shem, Shaun and Issy.