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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).
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.
This work presents a shift-invariant morphological system to solve the problem of software development cost estimation (SDCE).
Because different proteins are produced in each stage of the microbe's cycle, Plasmodium presents a shifting target for potential vaccines.
Marnix de Nijs' projection, Exploded Views 2.0, also at Gråmølna, presents a shifting, spangled composite of the world's most photographed tourist sites.
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).
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.
