Sentence examples for shift from one to another from inspiring English sources

Participant E: Uh, just kinda [sic] like, the genetic makeup or the, uh, actual structures that are present are kinda [sic] more of a shift from one to another based on the pressures that they're getting from the environment or from, from other species around them.

Translating the treatment into a script posed a unique challenge: because the dialogue needed to be identical across the sixteen different performances, so that viewers could shift from one to another seamlessly, Rick's and Polly's lines had to be highly general.

Metamorphosis from larva to adult is a legacy of the shift from one to another of unlike ancestors (pp. 183 4).

In weakly regulated systems, boundaries between private and public services are blurred and both providers and patients constantly shift from one to another (Van Damme et al. 2008; Meessen et al. 2011).

For comparison, look at how Facebook profiles, feeds, and pages look very much in sync from a design standpoint, seamlessly shifting from one to another.

Driving the cars back-to-back over the same 22-mile loop, shifting from one to another in succession, clarified the differences (and similarities) among them.

These higher points just correspond to centers of forest types and lower points to the transition zones of a forest type shifting from one to another (Fig. 4c).

Shifting from one to another requires a profound shift in the types of conversation we have with each other: from downloading and debate to dialogue and collective creativity.

Both tend to work in big structural blocks, often shifting abruptly from one to another.

Not only can Flextronics readily take advantage of its ability to shift from one product to another as the market changes, but, even more important, it has managed to radically shorten the entire supply chain in both time and organization.

But Nigeria's divisions are so treacherous because the cleavages can shift from one region to another, from one day to another.