More important, Mr. Semenov has shifted forward in time actions that took place in March , 1945 and exaggerated their content and implications.
"A date for one exam was shifted forward in time, with the announcement only given verbally.
When the ratio of inhibition to excitation (I/E) was increased, the resultant EPSPs became smaller and the peak of the EPSP shifted forward in time.
The term (B n - B orig ) / s represents a factor that indicates by how much the end of this block shifts forward in time if the beginning of the block is shifted forward by one time unit.
To best compensate for this delay, all onset times were shifted forward in time by three volumes, yielding the best approximation to the 12 s delay given a TR of 3.57 s and rounding to the nearest volume [13, 14].
As can be seen in Figure 1 B, C, the TSDFs (thin and dotted lines for the 0° and 180° directions of motion, respectively) were shifted forward in time, corresponding to the estimated 60 ms response latency of the neuron.
The results from this analysis suggest that expanded age group SIAs may prevent polio cases and shift WPV elimination forward in time, in some cases significantly and in other cases moderately, depending on the circumstances.
Many forward-in-time simulators are currently available.
Talk to Iraqi Shiites, and you can get the disconcerting sense that the conversation -- self-evidently to them, incomprehensibly to you -- is constantly shifting backward or forward in time.
The story shifts backward and forward in time in the weeks and months leading up to and following the author's dental surgery, and we're always made aware of the author's shifting sense of his own presence in events, and also the very nature of the present tense of any kind of story.
The play shifts backward and forward in time, and touches on myriad topics that range from the love-hate relationship between India and Britain during the Raj and after, to the very nature of art, as embodied in the Indian concept of rasa, which as Das explains it, is the essence, or "juice," of any artistic endeavor, the emotion a work of art makes you feel.
