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An oscillator using instead the equivalent PRC will present a shift in phase (varDelta (theta)) at the times when the excitatory inputs arrive.

The curves belonging to NTs 50 and 100 nm in NaCl present a shift of around 15 mV towards more negative ζ-values in comparison to KCl; the NTs 15-nm curve represents an exception, with a shift towards less negative ζ (minor absolute values).

Anatase (pure TiO2 sample), mixtures of anatase and rutile (sample with a Fe/Ti ratio of 0.07), or rutile phases (samples with Fe/Ti ratios higher than 0.18) were obtained by annealing at T>673 K. Iron-containing samples present a shift towards the visible in the absorption edge of their UV-vis absorption spectra.

We hence hypothesize that also in the other basins physical properties present a shift in this same period across different scales, from local to large, as seen in the Mediterranean Sea.

Table 2 presents a shift share analysis for broader occupation groups ranked by average wages (as in Goos et al. 2009).

As can be seen in Fig. 7a, absorption edge suddenly presents a shift and the band gap of TiO2 ultrathin films decreases suddenly (inset of Fig. 7a) when the films were annealed at 800 and 900 °C.

Algebra is widely recognized as a crucial peg in the trajectory of mathematical learning, because of the conceptual and procedural groundwork it lays for accessing higher mathematics and because it presents a shift in how students are expected to think mathematically (Kieran 1992).

The same thing was noticed in the HF curve of the binary mixture of procaine with lactose monohydrate (Figure 3 (f)) that presented a shift of the procaine' melting peak from 144 to 154°C suggesting a drug-excipient interaction upon mixing and heating treatment.

Using vouchers to subsidize health care services thus presents a shift away from the traditional input based to performance (output) based financing of health [ 1, 5, 7].

It presents a shift from institutional and outreach delivery of health to mobile health delivery by placing a resident Community Health Officer (CHO) and a nurse in a community to follow clients to their communities and homes to deliver services.

The majority of posterior trees used in our analyses of character optimization presented a shift from non-WBT to WBT and from flat leaves to highly succulent leaves at the stem node of core Ruschioideae, suggesting that WBTs and high leaf succulence evolved around the same time in the most recent common ancestor of the radiation (Fig.  3).