Sentence examples for indicated the shift from inspiring English sources

The results indicated the shift to Pentium processors and increased visibility of the Apple brand (sparked by the soaring popularity of iPod and iTunes), would expand the market for Macintosh computers.

Furthermore, FSH elicited a stronger effect on the cell size of visceral fat than on the cell size of subcutaneous fat; this result possibly indicated the shift from subcutaneous fat to visceral fat accumulation commonly observed in aging populations (Cartwright et al., 2007).

The other on the right showed a detail observation at angle ≈45° which indicated the shifting of a peak with ZnO additions.

Hence increase in income as an indicator of the wellbeing and indicating the shift of utility indifference curve upwards.

Ms. Guilbeau sang both phrases meltingly, but used only a slight increase in volume to indicate the shift in intensity.

One further twist, unavailable to Waters, is added by Park: Korea was under Japanese occupation from 1910 to 1945, and the characters occasionally slide between the two languages, with the subtitles switching from yellow to white to indicate the shift.

Line 3, which indicates the shift of Dorp 'village' to Dorf (compare archaic English thorp), shows that shifted p after r and l did not spread as far north as the shifted p, t, and k after a vowel.

But for Mr. Kerry to suggest unsubstantiated notions, including that President Bush lied to the country about Iraq, is not only counter to Mr. Kerry's own statements of unity and optimism, it also indicates the shift to the left that has overtaken the Democrats.

This year, for example, he was hitting.389, or 66 points lower than his career average, when he pulled the ball left-handed (with only a.226 average on balls in play), indicating the shift may, indeed, be decreasing his productivity.

The blue arrow indicates the shift in the TO3 peaks of the two samples.

The vertical lines and the red arrow are drawn to indicate the shift in peak.