One thing we're wanting to do is intentionally practice and repeat shifting the activity to the left prefrontal region that is more associated with approaching things in life and with resiliency.
Now, you can't see the actual movement of this wobble from Earth but as the star moves towards or away from us, you can detect a tiny, repeating shift in the frequency of its light, which we can see as its colour.
More important, a repeated shift in tone could stall the proceedings (certainly, Gandolfini's and Monteith's deaths were tragic in their untimeliness).
We developed a stochastic model of telomere dynamics built on the protein-counting model, where an increasing number of protein-bound telomeric repeats shift telomeres into a nonextendable state by telomerase.
We found that the multiple sex chromosomes provide an evolutionarily dynamic system affected by repeated gains and losses of X chromosomes, and repeated shifts in the localization of the rDNA loci between autosomes and heterosomes, with potential consequences for speciation.
"Forward N.R.C.!" the next speaker repeated, shifting between English, the official language, and Yoruba, the lingua franca of this city of 2 million in southern Nigeria.
The repeated shifting of a debouching stream from one side of a fan to the other spreads the sediment widely and almost uniformly.
Because this repeated shifting and adding of instrument map images can require an extremely large number of floating-point operations, the exposure map calculation may take a long time.
It took a marathon 28 years to develop and build, and was a victim of financing shortfalls, bureaucratic inertia and repeated shifts in power under alternate military and civilian governments, which often undid what their predecessors had started.
Or Mutual Core's repeated shifts from a wheezing keyboard – it was doubtless built in a laboratory by the provost of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and professor Brian Cox, but it sounds like a 13th-century portative organ – to electronic bombardment.
