Sentence examples for shifted through time from inspiring English sources

Only alternate city names and city names that clearly shifted through time were combined.

Deformation, based on the evidence now available, seems to have shifted through time from the interior portions of the geosyncline northward to the marginal portions.

"We can now begin to develop records of how local and regional climate boundaries have shifted through time and in response to worldwide warming or cooling," said study lead author Erik Oerter, who conducted the research as part of his UC Berkeley Ph.D. dissertation.

"We can't say 100percentt, but it appears to be visible proof that the location of the tomb has not shifted through time, something that scientists and historians have wondered for decades". They have now resealed the tomb in its original marble cladding.

We determined that (1) DEA varied through time; (2) the environmental factors related to DEA shifted through time; and (3) plant FD had a significant effect on mass-standardized denitrification variability through time.

Ordination of TRFLP data via nonmetric multidimensional scaling (NMS) revealed that bacterial community composition shifted through time in both experiments (stress for the two-dimensional NMS solutions were 9.7 for the DARK - not shown - and 11.6 for the LIGHT experiment – Fig. 4).

Subsequent chapters shift through time among a cast of interconnected and unorthodox figures drawn entirely from Ms. Egan's imagination.

Hamid draws enchantment from abstraction, in the style of a fairy tale, and his narrative vantage point shifts through time and space with a godlike equanimity.

It is, in effect, a moment of reckoning, as the framers intended it to be, a judgment on the standards of society as they shift through time.

In ten succinct chapters, Marina Warner digs into a rich hoard of fairy tales in their brilliant and fantastical variations, in order to define a genre and evaluate a literary form that keeps shifting through time and history.

"Bateau Ivre," inspired by Rimbaud and performed by the Talea Ensemble with Brad Lubman conducting, had a Gallic sheen, with voluptuous lines and iridescent fillips restlessly shifting through time signatures.