Sentence examples for shifting division from inspiring English sources

Newsome wishes the Ravens were in a position to play for a first-round bye, but the N.F.L. made it nearly impossible to clinch a division early, by shifting division games to later in the season.

Such methods like that implemented in [29] replace the active pixels by the smallest rectangle containing this region and then replace the usual division by simple shifting (division by 2): (15).

Following structural changes in economy and society since the 1970s, it became a focus of attention in a shifting division of labor in spatial production, raising anxiety about the role of the state, decline of public services, and privatization of urban environment.

But Pakistan's generals could see that India was shifting divisions from as far away as Calcutta, in the east, to the western frontier with Pakistan; it looked like the largest military mobilization in Indian history.

Considerable research in the past 30 years has been devoted to women and work in the context of shifting divisions of labor globally (Ehrenreich and Hochschild 2004).

The short routes Marino cited are frequently substitutes for running plays, and as the N.F.L. shifts division games to late in the season to ensure competitiveness, quarterbacks are unlikely to get as much rest as they have in the past.

Naphthylphtalamic acid (NPA), an inhibitor of polar auxin efflux, caused abnormal PPBs and shifted division planes.

NPA treatment caused formation of abnormal PPBs that resulted in inclined spindles and phragmoplasts, resulting in shifted division planes.

The exploitation of minerals, the capitalization of settler agriculture, and the establishment of manufacturing industries drew Africans into the world economy as workers and peasants, transforming class structures and political alignments and shifting the division of labour between men and women.

His managers have been shifting the division's focus from expanding the number of paying vendors to curating a site with better quality and service.

Kiir's detractors say that he likes to drink, has anger-management problems, and is paranoid understandable personal flaws for a man whose main occupation for two decades consisted of unrepentant violence and the management of constantly shifting tribal divisions.