Sentence examples for shift a group of from inspiring English sources

To remove this artificial bias related to focal depths, Hurukawa et al. (2008) introduced a new parameter a1, which can shift a group of earthquakes vertically.

I was covering happy hour for a friend one night, and two minutes into my shift a group of crusty assholes came in all charged up from a punk show at the squat house across the street.

At one point, some men's attention shifted to a group of a few dozen women who were protesting several public sexual attacks in the square over the last several days.

Once it's revealed that the dead man left a legacy of almost $600,000 to a total stranger — namely Kinsey — the focus shifts from a group of people without any worldly possessions to three grown children, disinherited by the father they despised but fighting tooth and nail for his money.

It is hard to believe that only a few years ago the orthodox formula for economic success the world over was known as the Washington consensus.Behind it all is a foreboding that power is shifting to a group of countries in Asia, especially China.

As a little back-to-school thought, let's shift gears to a group of workers who earn pennies in comparison but who, it could be argued, play at least as vital a role in society.

In the early 1970s Chauvin achieved a breakthrough when he described the mechanism by which a metal atom bound to a carbon atom in one group of atoms causes the group to shift places with a group of atoms in another molecule.

Cage played in twenty-minute shifts with a group of eleven pianists he dubbed "The Pocket Theatre Piano Relay Team".

Sweating, panting and constantly shifting gear like a group of nervous drug mules at an airport, we finally make it to the top.

You don't have to accept the whole Martin Jacques thesis about China ruling the world to see that the balance of economic power is significantly shifting and that a group of "southern" countries is likely to play a more significant role in future global affairs, challenging the traditional hegemony of the west.

Finally, one study demonstrated that shifting the time of sleep (to simulate shift work) in a group of healthy volunteers resulted in increased inflammation and insulin insensitivity compared to the control group with normal bedtimes, despite both groups having slept the same numbers of hours.