Sentence examples for shift in points from inspiring English sources

The same shift in points of view is realized more deeply in Mr. Eckert's manipulation of the instruments.

This reflected a significant rightward shift in pointing error for the leftward-shifting prism group between the pre-test (M=-0.2, SEM=0.33) and the post-test [ M=4.9, SEM=0.28; t(31)=15.0, p<0.001], which was still significant in the late-test [ M=3.6, SEM=0.27; t(31)=10.4, p<0.001].

In the reprise, the song goes though a radical shift in point of view and is more a declaration of love that is strengthening.

Calling the shift in point-of-view "a breath of fresh air," her newfound attitude also opened her to other exploration.

For example, for a target, which is optically displaced to the right, the adaptive shift in pointing direction is to the left.

The novel itself, with its abrupt transition from panel to panel, lends Roca's masterful shifts in points of view even greater punch.

But anyone tougher and undisturbed by ambiguity, anyone who is interested in the rhythm of a picture book, who relishes the drama implicit in good drawing and appreciates the cinematic shifts in points of view that occur from one page to another, would do well to spend some time following the lone dog down his lonesome road, studying the many ways his wordless story moves and builds.

Rodriguez said these "sudden shifts in points of view that give new meaning to the passage you have just read and leaps in chronology that keep crucial incidents offstage" makes it an "agile, sometimes tricky novel", and the closest Irving has come to writing metafiction.

The memo cited such things as his "misuse of sentimentality" and "shifts in point of view".

The language, shifts in point of view and the audacity of the novel's premise are overwhelming.

Frequent shifts in point of view give the book a waltzlike rhythm, with beats of startling beauty.