Sentence examples for requisite shift from inspiring English sources

The requisite shift in equilibrium of the intermediate zwitterionic β-phosphonium dienolates toward the s-cis intermediate was accomplished through the use of a Brønsted acid additive, which disrupts the favorable Coulombic interaction present in the s-trans intermediate.

Congress also needs to end a practice known as "check the box," which allows companies to easily create the requisite corporate structures to shift profits offshore.

Earlier this year, Jamie Cullum became the first British jazz artist in history to achieve platinum sales; it took his third album, Twentysomething, just five weeks after its release in October to shift the requisite 300,000 copies.

They avoid the constraints of limited disk capacity and bandwidth by shifting the requisite data movement 'upward' in the architectural hierarchy, that is, from disk to compute node memory.

Amazon says that Kindle editions of books are now outselling hardbacks, which, even when taken with the requisite pinch of salt, indicates a major shift in consumption.

We are talking of a radical shift involving the field of requisites of design activity, including, in the first place, the conviction that no disciplinary system is based on intangible, irrevocable principles, so the temporary character of the hypotheses makes each field of knowledge an open system.

In many respects, the loss of normal cell structure and function in vitro is in reality an adaptation to the preparation and cultivation process that causes a shift in the gene program expressed in the cells as requisite contextual signals are lost.

Once assured that the curriculum was providing the requisite competences and that these competences were being formally assessed, attention shifted to the assessment methods themselves.