Sentence examples for shifting degrees of from inspiring English sources
Up close you see the shifting degrees of agreement between the two layers of dots, which fluctuate noticeably across each surface.
Yet recurring elements run through many Mayne buildings, like blocky jutting shapes, glass and metal, double skins, shifting degrees of light, curvilinear walls and elevators that skip stops.
Proper names of people (Allende, Hussein, Chávez, Lumumba) and countries (Vietnam, Chile, Iran, Afghanistan, El Salvador, ad infinitum) figure prominently in this talk, with shifting degrees of approval and contempt as Sam's attitude toward them changes.
LE POÈME HARMONIQUE New Yorkers have done well in recent years to make the acquaintance of L'Arpeggiata, a Paris-based ensemble that combines the highest level of early-music artistry and imagination with shifting degrees of theatricality.
Ms. Bennett-Warner beautifully conveys the shifting degrees of filial ambivalence, while Mr. Webb (who brings to mind a less angular Bill Nighy) inspires warmth and disgust in equal measures.
It is found that the pressure dependence of the quantity 1/t1/2 can be expressed by a shifted degree of super-cooling ΔT P) by pressure.
According to an analysis by researchers at Rutgers University, black sea bass, once most abundant off the coast of North Carolina, have shifted two degrees of latitude north, to New Jersey, over the last half-century.
WHEN talking about tectonic plates shifting, a degree of caution is advisable.
However, polyandry creates the potential for females to exercise mate choice after copulation and hence more polyandrous species may be expected to shift some degree of female mate choice from precopulatory to postcopulatory processes [29].
Changes in graded pain score (GPS) among the different TMD subtype groups show that disability levels of most patients shifted towards lower degrees of disability after the BTX-A treatments.
This implies that a more compliant arterial system at rest may shift to lesser degrees of compliance during exercise.
