Sentence examples for indication of shift from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to see that all the samples have shown unimodal pore size distribution with clear indication of shift in the peak positions.

By Andy Borowitz March 16, 2016 MINNEAPOLIS (The Borowitz Report) — In an indication of shifting global attitudes toward the United States, the nation has become the laughingstock of the world for something other than its gun laws, a new survey of foreigners indicates.

Furthermore, different possible alignments in different parts of the site are tentatively regarded as an indication of shifting orientations to localised grids, following the shift in alignment of monumental architecture, as the settlement landscape expanded over time.

The apparent changes emerged at a conceptual level, but also in terms of indications of shifts towards somewhat more inclusive PS processes at the level of actual practice.

The Federation of Small Businesses said the continuing rise in self-employment was another indication of the shift to insecure employment and the increasingly fragile state of the labour market.

Criticisms of the money spent on his protection would grow more vociferous with the passing weeks: an indication of a shift in public opinion.

In one indication of this shift in attitude, the Israelis said today that they would start permitting 10,000 Palestinian workers from the West Bank and Gaza to return to their jobs in Israel.

The most significant indication of this shift was the fact that electoral support for the Progress party – a party of which Breivik had been a member for a number of years, and whose warnings against the "sneak-Islamisation" of Norwegian society resonated with the main tenor of Breivik's ideology – was significantly reduced in the local elections of September 2011.

In another indication of the shift away from the traditional OECD-DAC model – regarded by Brazil as lacking legitimacy – the UN Development Programme UNDPP) will partner the OECD to support the new global partnership, which will consist of ministerial-level meetings every 18 to 24 months, with more frequent meetings of the steering committee.

One indication of a shift away from M.P.P. design is that Thomas Sterling, a computer scientist at the California Institute of Technology, and Mr. Smith's consultant in the design of the new supercomputer, was the creator of a particular class of inexpensive massively parallel computers known as Beowulf clusters that can be assembled from off-the-shelf personal computers.

While the returned sample is small, it gives an indication of the shift in attitude toward the resource following debriefing.