Sentence examples for shift closer from inspiring English sources

By including NNH, predictions using Kilpinen's mechanism should shift closer to the experimental measurements.

Clinton, however, may well shift closer to Sanders' position over time, as she has on other issues.

With increasing H2 fuel concentration, the lifted LSI flame begins to shift closer to the nozzle exit and eventually attaches to the nozzle rim and assumes a different shape at 100% H2.

Yet it has never dared to shift closer to social democracy, partly for fear of ceding too much ground to a ragbag of parties greens, communists, anti-capitalists and others to its own left.Mr Valls wants the presidential primaries for 2012 to begin as early as next year.

But if prices were to shift closer to a lower 15-year average, Mr Smith argues that the costs of the shallow-loss programme could balloon in some cases to as much as $14 billion a year.Roger Johnson, president of the National Farmers Union, says his organisation is troubled by the fact that subsidies are at their highest when agriculture is most profitable.

Argentina's economy will shift closer to exclusive use of pesos after more than a decade of dealing increasingly in dollars by converting $44.8 billion in dollar deposits to pesos, the government said.

Moreover, comparing Figs. 12 and 10, the optimized receiver is more robust against the frequency misalignment than the naive one, especially when the time shift close to zero.

In these last hours of the campaign, the sudden onslaught of McCain 527 "swiftboat" style Rev. Jeremiah Wright attack ads are worrisome and could swing undecided voters and shift close battleground states into the McCain column.

People shifted closer, curious.

Moreover, optimal detectors location shifts closer to the heater as heater length shrinks.

Indeed, Mr. Biden's position appears to have shifted closer to that of Mr. Obama.