Sentence examples for shift the path from inspiring English sources

Because of the analyticity of (zmapsto (z+overline{tilde{A}})^{-1}), we can shift the path of integration without changing the value of the integral in (6.17) to the curve (tilde{Lambda }=Lambda _1cup Lambda _2cup Lambda _3), where (Lambda _1={re^{-i3pi /4}|, 1le r<infty }), (Lambda _2={e^{itheta }|, -3pi /4le theta le 3pi /4}) and (Lambda _3={re^{i3pi /4}|, 1le r<infty }).

As with any power shift, the path to change has not been smooth.

At a dedication of a new pavilion at the hospital, Joe has a revelation and shifts the path of his life; as he does so, Grandma appears and calls for Marjorie to come watch, an echo of the scene in which he learned to walk.

So the first step is to do exactly that: move the goal posts, shift the route of the path.

However, paths arriving in close vicinity of the direct path will shift the peak of the first path causing modest positive ranging errors [13].

Isothermal exposure promotes crack propagation within the TGO, whereas thermal cycling shifts the crack path towards the TBC.

The introduction of indium into CoFER only slightly increased the NO conversion and shifted the reaction path from NO2 towards N2 formation for FER-1, while greatly improved the catalytic performance of the FER-2 series.

For a one standard deviation shift the paths of all three filters after the break are similar.

In this REDD-related framework, the Government is taken as any economic agent who behaves rationally i.e. taking decisions after comparing the relative prices associated to various alternatives, then deciding to take action and implementing effective measures to tackle deforestation and shift the nation-wide development path.

When the steady state is the saddle, the change in the basic discount rate is likely to shift the economy from an unstable path to a convergence path.

Proposition 3 When the steady state is a saddle point, the change in the basic discount rate is likely to shift the economy from an unstable path to a convergence path.