Sentence examples for shift in the same direction from inspiring English sources

"I tried to walk around the defendant and I observed the defendant shift in the same direction so that he continued to block my path," Officer Browne wrote.

Because with the changing of environment, it is most likely that the RSS measurements in one location from different APs are prone to shift in the same direction, we can model the dynamic of the indoor environment as the common mode noise.

So if four or five polls all showed a dramatic shift in the same direction within a day, the candidate's estimate could shift more than 1.5percentt.

Specifically, if CORT signaling were strengthened during aging, the gene's expression should shift in the same direction promoted by CORT.

However, it has been reported that the preferred directions of head direction cells shift in the same direction as olfactory cues (Goodridge et al. 1998), suggesting that place fields may also shift in the same way.

Based on the assumption that removal of the most extreme 1% of genes produces more accurate δvalues, the algorithm continues to decrease the gene set by 1% increments as long as a significant majority of codons' δ values shift in the same direction as initially observed (P < 0.05; binomial test with expectation of 0.5).

For that matter, the villainy on which the new plot pivots has also shifted in the same direction.

Over the summer the broader political debate, particularly in Britain, has shifted in the same direction: "The crisis of the financial markets has become a crisis of public spending – it's incredible!" says Hilary Wainwright, editor of leftwing magazine Red Pepper.

By applying a tilt to the sensor, the profile shifts in the same direction of the sensible axis corresponding to the horizontal one-to-one.

Sure enough, they're not all shifting in the same direction nor with conscious intention, but their shifts have one major characteristic in common.

However, most cells (72%) displayed shifts in the same direction as for the first adaptation (50/69).