Sentence examples for shift of date from inspiring English sources

But FIFPro does play a considerable role in advocating for players' rights, and a shift of date in 2022 would raise a host of potential obstacles that van Seggelen said he believed FIFA's president, Sepp Blatter, and the rest of the executive committee had to take into account.

The system preserves the anonymity of patient data through the shift of dates, fuzzing of low counts, and providing only patient counts (PF) or pseudonymised patient names and identifiers (PIR).

The Oregonian, the state's leading newspaper, accused her of "high profile blunders" – including the shifting of the date of the election for labour commissioner which critics alleged was political manipulation – and questioned whether she had achieved anything in office.

According to the shift-invariance property of date model: A ^ θ m = A θ m U m, we have the following results: A ^ θ, 1 m = A θ, 1 m U m A ^ θ, 2 m = A θ, 1 m diag ( D m ) U m. where D m = [ e − j 2 π d λ sin ( θ m, 1 ), …, e − j 2 π d λ sin ( θ m, r m ) ] T. is a vector that includes angle information of all r m paths of source m.

VGChartz, which keeps an unofficial count of sales, puts the total number of Xbox One units shifted to date at 15.6 million units, while Nintendo is estimated to have sold close to 11 million Wii Us.

The temporal constraints of the EHR4CR queries were adapted according to the date shift of the EHR4CR data elements: As the date of the elements is shifted in some of the sites between zero and 365 days, two criteria related to each other with both a temporal constraint shorter than 365 days could be biased.

Yet Mr Kahn says there could also be gains, as activity shifts from cities with an out-of-date capital stock (like New York's ageing infrastructure) to more modern areas.

The roots of the shift date back to January of 2011 when Microsoft introduced the concept of Windows 8.