Sentence examples for shift further away from inspiring English sources

Iron Fist is one of the latest signs that Japan's anxiety about China's insistent claims over disputed islands as well as North Korea's escalating nuclear threats are pushing Japanese leaders to shift further away from the nation's postwar pacifism.

When considering Al and Ga dopants, the defect states shift further away from the VBM with large energy differences, i.e., 0.25 eV for Al and 0.9 eV for Ga, and the formation energy also increases from 0.22 eV to around 2 eV (Table 1).

At the same time, power might be shifted further away from parliament, into the hands of appointed regulatory groups.

Since the late 1980s, as the concerns of Graham's work shifted further away from Britain to Europe, Japan and America, where he now lives, his pictures have become more meditative, more metaphorical.

Yesterday, one Lib Dem councillor defected to the Tories precisely because he thought Clegg was just "chasing Labour's votes and shifting further away from the Liberal centre-ground".

As the matrix composition shifts further away from the designed high-glass forming composition, the toughness decreases.

This software became a platform that made it easy for anyone to build chatbots, and then, with the launch of the web-based PullString Converse in November 2017, the company shifted further away from bots, and more fully into voice computing.

Conduit has announced that it will be discontinuing Wibiya, the social browser toolbar service that it acquired in 2011 for $45 million, as it shifts further away from its toolbar business.

Also, the Fellows' curriculum shifted further away from that of the AMSP program.

In this respect, it is known that the circulating levels of myostatin protein in humans are considerably lower than in mice [14], [21], raising the possibility that the balance of the relative roles played by myostatin and by these other regulators may have shifted further away from myostatin in humans compared to mice.

The addition of a 5' phosphate does not change the position of these cleavage sites, but does significantly alter cleavage site preference - the preferred cleavage sites are shifted further away from the point of strand exchange, with increased levels of cleavage at sites b, c and d (Figure 4A and B).