Sentence examples similar to shift in placement from inspiring English sources

Morrison went on, "Maybe it's because African languages are so tonal, so that with the little shifts in pronunciation, the little shifts in placement, something else happens.

The relationship between Mr. Leider and Lend Lease, and the state of their project, are evidence of a shift in the placement of risk in commercial real estate development since the last construction boom in the 1980's.

But perhaps what was going on is that her voice is shifting downward in placement and gaining substance.

Because "The Flower" and "The Collar" owe their almostness to gradual shifts in line placement throughout the seventeenth century, no one poet, reader, editor, or compositor can be said to fully "author" these poems.

Other factors, such as shifts in the placement of the footprint are not considered in this section.

This is illustrated as a rightward shift in the post-placement responses.

Pritchard thinks that the film is of a rehearsal: "Three women in the center of the ensemble shift their placement smack in the middle of the dance.

Some education advocacy and nonprofit groups said the shift from standardized placement exams to a "multiple-measures approach" was a huge step in the right direction — but that the devil will be in the details.

The advantage is greater flexibility in placement.

It can be shown that the CRB is invariant with respect to a shift of the placements of pilot nucleos in both options.

While Google does change their search algorithm often (surely for the benefit of those paying for placement) there hasn't been a true revolutionary shift in the way we search for information.