Sentence examples for shifting basis from inspiring English sources

We highlighted the shifting basis of legitimacy back in 2011 in the Harvard International Review, focusing on economic performance.

Section 'The shifting basis function' deals with the mathematical deduction of the basis function underlying our method for range-color image registration.

To achieve the results shown in Figure 7, thin-plate smoothing splines [25] (described in Section 'The shifting basis function ∆) have been used to fit the surface underlying the data.

Moreover, we analysed ED productivity separately for 2005 and 2006, since in 2005 the dedicated model was only partially implemented, i.e. there were still some few doctors working in the classic "shift" basis.

Michael Gove, in leaked minutes from his department, has begun to parrot suggestions that a more "radical route is towards fundamentally shifting the basis of our relationship with academies through reclassifying academies to the private sector".

It adds: "The second, more radical, route is towards fundamentally shifting the basis of our relationship with academies through reclassifying academies to the private sector, possibly coupled with a change in the legal framework such as adopting a licensing or FE-like statutory corporation approach".

Advocates of industrial ecology suggest that by shifting the basis of industrial production from a linear to a closed loop system, these gains can be achieved.

For the j-th instantiation pa(X i ) of Pa(X i ), samples are obtained for the probability corresponding to this instantiation by using θ ij  ∼  Dirichlet(s α ij ) where s is the equivalent sample size and the α ij 's are obtained by shifting the basis vector to the right j places where j modulo k is not one.

Students may have to cover the cost of an extra room for a carer or pay for two as some work on a shift basis.

Max's Angels, as Clifford's all-female office team are known, attended on a shift basis, one at a time, sitting loyally in the public gallery as their boss was labelled an exhibitionist and an abuser.

"With capacity utilization at 63 percent on a three-shift basis, Ford is seemingly beginning to acknowledge (somewhat belatedly) that it needs to address its cost base," Brian Johnson, a Barclays analyst, wrote in a note to investors.