Sentence examples for noticeable shift of from inspiring English sources

For example, across from the opulent austerities of early Werkstätte designs by Hoffmann, Prutscher and Michael Powolny, there's a noticeable shift of gears.

Although two phases are present, there is a noticeable shift of both the HDPE and LDPE peaks towards one another, indicating some interaction on the molecular level.

While a great game, the change in developer led to a noticeable shift of tone, possessing a slapstick quality that was less dark than Shiny's original.

Jaffe agrees, writing in the journal Arbitration that "[i]t is clear that with the passage of the 1979 Act...there has been a distinct and noticeable shift of emphasis from legal certainty to finality for arbitral awards".

These crews, largely comprised of queer, feminist people of color, have created a noticeable shift of industry power away from its white-male dominated strongholds, and towards a more equal representation of minorities on festival lineups, clubs bills, editorial publications, and beyond.

That is, as seen earlier with γ-FBS, there was a noticeable shift of the absorbance curve to the right that was γ-dose-dependent.

Mr. Sharon's words reflected a noticeable shift on the Israeli right recently.

The sound of the album represents a subtle but noticeable shift for Feist, the singer-songwriter best known for her airy confection "1234".

The same force ― risk aversion ― that compels film studios to keep spinning new yarns out of preexisting narratives has made a very noticeable shift to TV networks.

He added: "We haven't seen at Central any noticeable shift to the 'better off'.

Gas composition of Head-Space gas samples were plotted in Ln(C1/C2) vs. Ln(C2/C3) diagram that all the data points indicate a noticeable shift toward trend of secondary cracking, indicating frequency of higher components i.e. C2+.