The report said the 1998 defense review had introduced "a shift in culture and priorities" in the armed forces, substituting "business and financial targets" for "functional values such as safety and airworthiness".
The recent identification and characterization of mesenchymal stem cells have introduced a shift in the research focus for future technologies in spinal surgery to achieve spinal fusion and treat degenerative disc disease.
This was due to the hybridization process itself, which introduced a shift in the signal intensity causing the range of signals to be different between the replicate arrays.
In this study, we have shown that forebrain-derived embryonic progenitor cells are responsive to Tgfβ, which introduces a shift in differentiation into the neuronal but not into the glial cell lineage.
In addition to the overall mass increase upon labeling, the elemental composition of the labeling group may introduce a shift in the mass defect of the peptide or protein, which is on average +0.00055 amu per amu for protein-derived peptides.
The pressure sensitive behaviour of porous rocks is captured by introducing a shift stress in the formulation of the yield function, through the concept of 'frozen elastic energy' or non-dissipative part of the plastic work, which is stored within the material during loading.
To deal with such difficulties, this method is further generalized in the current study by introducing a shifting parameter in the shape function to effectively consider the unsymmetrical boundary constraints.
From a global perspective, UPN has a tremendous potential and is introducing a paradigm shift in network services while allowing the end user to be a host or a client.
This algorithm has been designed with the objective of ensuring the schedules of the clusters overlap by introducing a small shift in time between the adjacent clusters' schedules to compensate for the clock drift.
