Sentence examples for parallel to the shift from inspiring English sources

In parallel to the shift of international structure, what makes the South China Sea disputes troubled is the international status of the Philippines between the US and China, which features the convolution of asymmetric relations in both regional and global levels.

The trend shows that there is an increasing pattern of drug repositioning research in the academic field rather than the industrial area parallel to the shift of the greater number of scientists in the academe from the pharmaceutical industries [ 10].

After 31.1 ± 1.36 min (n = 20), directed movement of filament bundles towards the center of the ring (the moving equator) ceased, and only filament bundles moving nearly parallel to the direction of the shifting ring could be observed (yellow arrowheads, Figure 2E).

However, along the shift direction parallel to the graphene plane, the organic solvent provides a favorable driving force to assist the exfoliation, whereas water offers obstructing effect.

This behavior is common to all the studied cases but is more prominent when the polarization of light is parallel to the direction of the core shift (Fig. 2a).

Before each exposure, this set of mirrors shifts, parallel to the direction of the sensitive film, the same amount of space as the width of the character about to be composed.

Furthermore, the fourth ignition limit runs fairly parallel to the crossover temperature, but is shifted to lower temperatures.

These viruses behave like typical OW viruses with the percentage identity shifts parallel to the diagonal (white arrow parallel to the diagonal).

The centroid positions at later time points should be parallel to the reference trajectory, and be shifted by the distance of the post-bleach jump.

The important change that can be seen in Fig. 3b is the reduction of the total scattering, more marked when the core shift is parallel to the direction of the light polarization.

Environmental sampling equipments were deposited at the beginning of the apprentice's work shift, in parallel to the personal exposure measurements.