Sentence examples for shift to the site from inspiring English sources

It's been around a while, but the LGBTIQ community's recent struggle with Facebook's "real-name" policy has been instrumental in the shift to the site.

Four years later, the city shifted to the site of modern-day Havana, which plans to celebrate its founding in 2019.

Due to charge repulsion, electron clouds of similar groups of atoms from the topmost bilayer are shifted to the sites enclosed with the larger filled circles.

Only recently a shift to the social networking sites could have been observed as they offer large coverage, low costs and multi-directional, interactive communication with the participants.

The college's board said there had been reservations about shifting to the Beechwood site, but it had since been convinced it was the right move.

The loop of the GTP-bound system was significantly shifted to the right site in the figure 6A1 compared to the rest.

The switch 1 element of the GTP-bound system was most shifted to the right site in the figure 6B1 and as a result the switch 1 element is the closest to the switch 2 element in the GTP-bound system (see Figure 6B2).

The balance between the nociceptive system (substance P) and the SNS (noradrenaline) is shifted to the proinflammatory site.

From infrared spectroscopy, it was observed that the clusters retained much of their character upon adsorption, and that the CO ligands were lost upon heating up to 350 K. Nitric oxide chemisorbed onto the bimetallic cluster-derived catalysts was initially associated with the Co sites then shifted to the Mo sites upon heating, indicating that the promoter and Mo were in close proximity.

Because sediments from the Papuan Peninsula would contribute a lot to the core site in colder periods (Shiau et al. 2012), the main source of magnetic minerals was considered to shift to the Papuan Peninsula (nearby the core site).

Originally concentrated in Lorraine because of the presence of iron ore, steel production shifted to the coastal sites of Dunkirk and Fos-sur-Mer, which relied on imported ore and coal.