Sentence examples for shift such as from inspiring English sources
Ferdinand has had to slash the wage bill following QPR's relegation back into the Championship and some of the high earners were shipped out, although others proved more difficult to shift – such as Junior Hoilett, Armand Traoré and Samba Diakité.
Japanese people probably regard mutation as a large shift such as speciation because the translated Japanese word of mutation "Totsuzen Hen-i" literally means "sudden change".
Here the angular bracket denotes the operation of statistical averaging, or (2) wave wave interactions produce waves with deviating frequencies from the Doppler shift such as linear modes, sideband waves, nonlinear modes (Howes and Nielson 2013).
The proposed device temperature range requirements are 350 K for the entire C-band, however, around only 10 K will be sufficient for about 1 nm wavelength shift such as in the feedback loops application [33].
For example, an industrial facility that switches on more machines at the start of a production shift, such as in the morning at 8 am, or even an office complex switching on the central air conditioning system in the early morning.
There are some areas where civil rights experts don't expect to see such a dramatic shift, such as in prosecutions of individual law enforcement officials on civil rights charges.
Words denoting desire were not selected because desire is one type of polarity shifting, such as 希望 xiwang "hope," 建议 jianyi "recommend,"etc.
And briefings on some significant strategy shifts — such as Jolla gunning hard to build a BRICs OS licensing business for Sailfish and subsequently deciding to split the company into two, putting its initial effort into the OS basket — came from its board chairman, Antti Saarnio, rather than Dillon.
It can also be used by companies such as ATI Technologies to bring out PC add-in boards and software that perform the functions of real-time TV time shifting such as pause, rewind, fast-forward and instant replay of live television.
Another is resistance to task shifting, such as provision of simple but vital drugs and contraceptives by community health workers.
In a South African study, nurses and physicians had general support for ART-related task shifting, such as initiation of therapy or follow-up of patients on ART, when adequate training and supervision is provided [ 12].
