Sentence examples for note of the shift from inspiring English sources

Even the New York Times has taken note of the shift, citing the infamous fist-fight between Orlando Bloom and Justin Bieber at Cipriani Ibiza in 2014 as a sign that "the island was now being staked out by the world's trendiest pay-to-play big shots, trailing after the models, the photographers, the fashion designers and the art directors who are always early to the party".

A person standing on the ground there would not have noticed anything, but sensors on the volcano communicating with global positioning satellites made note of the shifts.

The Canadian Commercial Corporation took note of the Liberals' shift on the file.

One industry player that took early note of the demographic shift was Lions Gate Entertainment, which in 2010 teamed with Mexico's Grupo Televisa to launch Pantelion Films, the first major Latino Hollywood studio.

The country is becoming more accepting of the idea that LGBT rights are human rights, and business leaders have taken note of that shift.

Bank of America says it wants to rethink how it advertises to consumers taking note of the huge shifts in the economy — and its own fortunes — since 2005, the last time it reviewed its ad assignments.

Also of note is the shift of miRs from high to medium and medium to low abundance in FFPE compared to fresh-frozen tissue, seen in Table 1 and Figure 4.

Note that, because of the shift in the cumulative number used for the model fit of the second phase, the resulting value for r cannot be used in this simple calculation.

Note (a) the shift of the peak of SV diameter from the 30 to the 40 nm bin, (b) the larger average SV size and (c) the larger SD during the recovery after the stimulus in all genotypes.

Mr. Frost's spokesman, Tom Eisenhauer, said the party needed to take note of the nation's shift to the right in Tuesday's election and not select a leader from the party's left wing.

It is also interesting to note that the shift of the secondary alcohol vibration in FTIR spectra of conjugates was inversely proportional to the extent of protonation.