Sentence examples for shift in the time from inspiring English sources
"There's definitely been a shift in the time I've been a synaesthesia researcher," says Dr Julia Simner, co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Synesthesia, who runs the synaesthesia and sensory integration laboratory at the University of Edinburgh.
During the year the Booker Prize-awarding body created a one-off Lost Man Booker Prize to honour the novels of 1970 that had missed consideration for the prize owing to a shift in the time of year it was awarded.
Notice that when ͌ q = ͌ T, the response between the temperature gradient and the heat flux is instantaneous and Equation 1 reduces to Fourier law except for a trivial shift in the time scale.
A sharp shift in the time of the peak Sq current to later local times (> 1 hour per month) is observed during January February and July August, which may correspond to the transition from the complete presence, or absence, of sunlight to partial sunlight.
According to the Deal-Groove model [25], oxide thickness increases with oxidation time per the equation: x 0 2 + Ax 0 = B(t + τ), where τ corresponds to a shift in the time coordinate which corrects for the presence of the initial oxide layer.
This synergistic use of two types of hydraulic tests avoids the common source of error when pumping tests (injection or withdrawal) are conducted at higher flow rates and thereby induce non-Darcian flow resulting in the underestimation of T. Other errors, such as well bore storage and leakage, can also substantially influence S by causing a shift in the time axis of the Cooper-Jacob semi-log plot.
A shift in the time-course of NCAM-L1 expression resulted in a significant increase in NCAM-L1 in HG males on P18, an isolated time at which cerebellar mass does not significantly differ between HG and SC neonates.
Until now, a shift in the time-course of retinal development has been observed only in mice with natural genetic mutations that affect the rate of natural cell death [25].
The absence of a time-dependent red shift in the time-resolved emission spectra of Trp130 proves that its local environment is very rigid.
Thus, in HI rats, there was a shift in the time-course of the effects of bilateral intra-DLS infusions of the dopamine receptor antagonist α-flupenthixol to reduce active lever presses during the 15-min drug-seeking challenge tests.
The inclusion of a regression variable that indicated whether an event occurred during a day or night shift, in the time-series model, indicated that the time of the alarm did not demonstrate a statistically significant relationship with the SOFA score.
