Sentence examples for shifted continuously from inspiring English sources
There is probably no way for scholars to establish the balance of benefits and disadvantages, but one may be certain that it shifted continuously, depending on region, local conditions, and the general economic climate at a given time.
Tensile stress was a maximum at the front of the contact zone and shifted continuously.
Isoelectric point of the modified collagens shifted continuously to lower values with increasing the γ-PGA-NHS/collagen ratios (w/w).
For excitation of PVCz absorption band and CT absorption band, the fluorescence peak in the time-resolved spectra shifted continuously to short wavelength with time.
On the other hand, a shoulder of the band in the blue region corresponding to the near-band edge (NBE) emission band shifted continuously from 466 nm to a lower wavelength region with increasing composition x in ZnSe1−xSx from 0 to 0.41.
On going from the initial to the second transition states, the N 2p state shifted continuously towards lower binding energy to the top of the valence band, while the O 2p state shifted to lower binding energy up to the first transition state and then shifted to higher binding energy after the first transition state.
How you can shift continuously from one situation to another in the constant rebuilding of your own personal strategies.
He shifts continuously from oddly desultory dancing, another hallmark of Mr. Fagan's style, to bursts of flyaway, almost gyrating motion that suggest the brief escape of pent-up energy.
I don't think you can possibly dismiss all historical fiction like the above... Every historical novel, even a Philippa Gregory one, is an intervention in the writing of history, whose judgments are shifting continuously.
As the attention spans of consumers seem to shorten daily, and the conditions of the consumer marketplace seem to shift continuously, campaigns probably need to be freshened faster than they were in the past.
"Petals in the Wind," a 1999 duet danced to turbulent music by Hans Zimmer, is a familiar portrait of a man and a woman who shift continuously between dependence and independence.
