Sentence examples for shift to large from inspiring English sources

Its emphasis will shift to large, continuing surveys, and smaller projects like Dr. Lovell's may be much more squeezed than in the past.

Many argue that the shift to large measures has been the result of customer demand rather than a hard-bitten sales drive.

Compared to pure Pt (JCPDS 65 2868), all diffraction peaks shift to large angle direction.

Many who bought, the Moris say, got low-quality properties and are probably sitting on losses as the market continues to shift to large buildings in prime locations.

The spectra shift to large wavelength with the increase in Se/S molar ratio, suggesting the nanocrystals are alloyed, because the size of the nanocrystals with different Se/S molar ratio is quite close and the change of the band gap energy attributed to the quantum confinement effect should be small.

For example, he contends that the agreement has accelerated the shift to large-scale, export-oriented farms that rely more heavily on water-polluting agro-chemicals and use more irrigated water compared with producers of similar crops for the Mexican market.

A wholesale shift to larger planes to meet efficiency targets would be a disaster for CO2 emissions and the climate.

"My theory for the change in the overall average is that there has been a shift to larger units; a significant increase in the number of two-bedroom sales relative to the rest of the market," Mr. Miller said.

The bands often play more modern styles when they shift to larger venues; Son de Madre, for example, expands and incorporates other genres, including the more modern, bigger-band sound of timba.

System prices fell 20 percent because of cheaper components (the average price of a panel dropped 50 percent), more options for financing, better installation methods and the shift to larger arrays.

Intel says the shift to larger wafers could shave as much as 30% off production costs.