Sentence examples for shift to enter from inspiring English sources
Admiral Mullen was also questioned on a range of subjects beyond Iraq, and he warned that Iran was aggressively challenging the United States across the Middle East and that it had made a "strategic shift" to enter into an alliance in Afghanistan with the Taliban, the militant Sunni Muslim group that Shiite-dominated Iran has long regarded as a foe.
As mentioned above, we observed that when the cultures approached the diauxic shift to enter stationary phase many cells displayed one to two large synphilin-1 inclusions.
As will be discussed below, the foci transformed into larger inclusions when the cells approached the diauxic shift to enter stationary phase.
We observed that smaller synphilin-1 inclusions transformed into one or a few larger inclusions located near the nucleus when the cells traversed the diauxic shift to enter stationary phase.
As ferulic acid is clearly toxic to this bacterium, it is not too surprising that the cultures would shift to enter sporulation earlier to survive.
US 9 was shifted northward to enter New Jersey via the George Washington Bridge.
Ed Balls is clearly gearing up for a career shift and preparing to enter Luvvyland with the revelation that he has signed up for the next series of Strictly.
Then he looked upon me with eyes made cloudy with the fear of the early stages of an economic power shift wherein peasants endeavor to enter the middle-class workforce, and he said I got the internship!
The high pressure ridge shifted eastward, and allowed Lane to enter unfavorable conditions.
In the case that no standard was used, the web server permits the user to enter a chemical shift offset value ("Reference correction," default 0.00 ppm) in order to reference a spectrum by uniformly increasing or decreasing the chemical shifts of all metabolite signals in the spectrum by the entered chemical shift offset.
The airlines that currently operate from Kennedy have been willing to enter into negotiations on shifting the scheduling of flights.
