Sentence examples for shifting downwards from inspiring English sources

The APD chip starts shifting downwards from 6 W and has moved by (approx30~mumathrm{m}) overall.

A smaller σ, i.e., a smaller time-step, will result in the curves shifting downwards.

As a result, to use economists' jargon, the "factor content" of American imports—in effect, the amount of skilled labour they contain has not shifted downwards.

Under such contracts, worker rights and access to legal protection are minimised if not removed altogether and the risk and the costs if a business fails are being shifted downwards".

The crushing of the 1857 "mutiny" saw the last of the Muslim Moghul rulers jailed, his sons executed and the entire position of Muslims within society inextricably shifted downwards.

When the whole bundle shifts downwards with respect to the outer (pressure) tube, flow redistribution happens.

For y j n  > 0, the price schedule would shift downwards.

It can be seen that this line shifts downwards as the HACHP load is increased.

Therefore, this shows that for Zn0.99Cu0.01O and Zn0.99Mn0.01O nanostructures, not only does the valence band shift downwards but the conduction band also shifts downwards with respect to the energy levels of the pure ZnO nanomaterials but to different degrees.

In upper slope positions, soil properties were shifted downwards by 15 20 cm in rehabilitated plots (where soil was applied, original soil was buried).

Impedance measurements have shown that the bandedges of GaAs in iodine solutions are shifted downwards with respect to their position in an indifferent electrolyte.