Sentence examples for intense shift from inspiring English sources

That intense shift of feeling has remained in the weeks since.

Mr. Sims tried it again, and by sustaining the legato line more elegantly and bringing an exaggerated sense of joy to the first part of the song, his intense shift when the numbing truth sinks in was far more poignant.

In the last two decades an intense shift from advanced mechatronic systems to Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) is taking place.

The variable indicating presentation on an intense shift was constructed as a dichotomous variable indicating presentation on one of the 25% of shifts subject to most visits (adjusted for shift type and unit).

Screened variables were the following: specialty unit, presenting complaint at index, referral status at index, triage priority at index, age group, sex, index presentation on an intense shift, index presentation on a night shift and during weekends, leaving without being seen (LWBS) at index, entering ED via primary triage at index, time to physician at index, and in-hospital occupancy at index.

These findings were also confirmed by mechanical vibration damping testing where there was found a more intense shift of the first resonance frequency peak position to higher frequencies with increasing filler concentrations for HDPE/mica in comparison to HDPE/wollastonite composites.

Ms. Swarovski is nothing if not intense, shifting to the edge of her chair as she speaks, eyes wide as plates and fogging with emotion.

The Sun Devils play hard, and Turner Thorne uses so many substitutes that UConn Coach Geno Auriemma joked Monday that it was fitting that this game was being played in a hockey arena, because Turner Thorne tends to use her players in brief, intense shifts.

Changes over the last century in the economic model of European countries and the development of the market economy have led to intense shifts in land occupation patterns.

However, phases with less intense shifts in the further course of the year ('Development of measured (1961 to 2009) and projected (2031 to 2060 and 2071 to 2100) air temperatures and phenological observations (1961 to 2009)' section) showed only weak correlation coefficients, especially in autumn.

This differs somewhat from recreational "old-timer" hockey wherein the work to rest ratio is closer to 1 owing to longer less intense shifts and fewer players per team [2 4].