Sentence examples for shifts that cannot from inspiring English sources
Though rarely used, the vocalization of Ge'ez sometimes employed on Aksumite coins allows linguists to analyze vowel changes and shifts that cannot be represented in the older Semitic abjads such as Hebrew, Arabic, South Arabian, and earlier, unvocalized Ge'ez.
In addition, light also has phase--a shifting of waves that cannot be seen by the naked eye or by most imaging equipment, but that is used to create holograms.
"Chariots of Fire" represents quite a shift, from a title that cannot be widely printed — The New York Times refers to it as "____ (The Cockfight Play)" — to one most everyone knows, but Mr. Bartlett said he preferred it that way: "When I go to the theater, I love the idea of it being like the door to Narnia where you open the door, and you don't know what's on the other side.
In addition, there is no reason to consider the foramina of the carotid circulation system to be stable landmarks that cannot shift from their position during evolution: in K. aprix the cerebral foramen is positioned just posteriorly to the basipterygoid process whereas in H. romani it is placed close to the anterior termination of the process.
Apparently, there is no issue of great concern that cannot be shifted from a substantive interrogation of the relevant facts to a pissant little horse race inquiry that hangs entirely on a campaign spokesperson having one very bad moment of spokespersoning.
Like Hinkel Reservoir, there are also significant shifts in trace elements and IRM that cannot be explained by local soil sources.
The nurse rerostering problem occurs when one or more nurses cannot work in shifts that were previously assigned to her or them.
The studies that assessed environmental exposures using biomarkers (usually serum or urine samples) had limited sample sizes that cannot reveal small shifts in the sex ratio.
Really, that cannot happen.
