Sentence examples for shift introduced in from inspiring English sources

A major technology shift introduced in the new BlackBerry 10 operating system has also clouded the value of BlackBerry's network and the distinctiveness of BlackBerry security.

Moreover, in an SC-FDMA mode, there is a so-called half-subcarrier shift introduced in UL, so the signal in baseband is symmetric with regard to the zero (DC) subcarrier.

The main goal of this work is the proposal of an optimization algorithm based on linear matrix inequalities (LMI) used to selectively compensate the unbalance, the harmonic distortion, and the phase shift introduced by the load currents in a three phase four-wire system.

RO is now the predominant method of desalting and was a paradigm shift when introduced in the 1960s.

The whole diameter −R⩽r⩽R is discretized with an even number of radial Gauss Lobatto collocation points and an angular shift is introduced in the Fourier transform that avoid pole and parity conditions usually required.

The histogram shifting method, introduced in [14, 24], is an efficient reversible watermarking technique to enhance fidelity of the marked signal and avoid overlapping problems caused by expansion embedding.

However, in all these cases either the level of identity rapidly falls or frame shifts are introduced in one of the sequences.

To preserve the codon frame, we corrected any frame-shifting indels introduced in the alignment step by normalizing the alignments relative to the human RefSeq transcript coding sequences.

This shift introduces profound cultural disconnects in the way people use language to describe processes and products -- but the economics are tempting: drop those $60,000 to $100,000 salaries in favor of $10,000 to $15,000 ones.

This deletion in N. pannonica results in a frame shift introducing a premature stop codon 25 amino acids downstream of the deletion.

"Shift," which was introduced in 2002, will remain for now in ads in the United States, but it will be played down as "Innovation for all" is played up.