This is a demographic shift that is much larger than the technology industry itself — although there are some tech-specific reasons that have fueled a migration north from the historic heart of Silicon Valley over the last 10 years.
Granted, in Denver's opening game against the Lakers, Paul Millsap will likely be first on deck to guard James, who will reportedly be starting at power forward, a positional shift that reflects a larger NBA tendency toward more small-ball lineups.
The shift that gave the largest linear correlation value was defined as the time delay in the hemodynamic response.
The 1 mg/kg dose of DPN (MID DPN) advanced puberty by about four days, a shift that is considerably larger than what we have observed previously [ 4].
It is an important work for several reasons: it connects past and potential future climate shifts that have large societal impacts to the mechanics of how the climate system works, and provides a glimpse of the personal detective work the authors have each engaged in as they and others have constructed our present understanding.
The rise of advertiser-produced video entertainment is but a sign of a much larger shift that is happening as people consume more video on the Web.
The LC's high birefringence causes a large plasmonic shift that leads to high range of color tunability.
A large phase shift that led to the giant optical activity was attributed to the slow velocity of surface plasmons compared to that of photons.
An alternative explanation for a trade-off between gap duration and inter-syllable frequency shifts could be that larger inter-syllable frequency shifts are associated with longer syllables (because longer syllables could have more time to modulate to extreme frequencies).
Peter Sahlins makes a clear and sophisticated argument about the large-scale shift that took place in practices of naturalization in the eighteenth century: a shift, as Sahlins puts it, from law to politics.
