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Since the shift of leadership in from Carl I Hagen to Siv Jensen in 2006, it has taken further steps in that direction.
The length of the flat bands increase with increasing of EB, since the shift of the Dirac point of BC2N sheet increases[24].
Since the shift of the curve 4 in Fig. 3 towards more negative values relative to the curve 1 for the process of electroreduction of Cd2+ ions is still larger than for the formation process (curve 3 in Fig. 3), we assume that the synthesis of CdSe in this supporting electrolyte may take place by an electrochemical chemical mechanism.
Moscow has described its military incursion there as a mission to protect them, and pro-government media outlets in Russia have painted a grim picture of Crimean Russians being persecuted and fleeing for their lives since the shift of power in Kiev.
This outcome was a surprising result, since the shift of one of the deuterium atoms of [D2]- 2 a was expected.
Since the shift of alloyed Cu in CuNi has been reported to be only about 0.2 eV compared to that in monometallic Cu we could not resolve this species.
Since the shifting of the Dirac point from the K point is exactly opposite to that from the R point, hereafter, we only mention the former shifting.
Since the shifting of the solitons is a new result based on theoretical attempts, experimentalists need to set-up new experiments concerning soliton reflection in magnetized plasmas in the absence as well as in the presence of the ionization.
(15) and (17) yields (18) since the shifting of Eq. (17) compensates the one introduced by Eq. (16).
Some of the differences between the current charts and the 2003 version are likely due to the separation into girl and boy charts, since the shifts of the girls' curves tend to be downward and the boys' curves upward.
Since the microspheres' polydispersity hides the shift of apparent radius caused by the spores, Fig. 5b, we investigate the behavior of the apparent refractive index instead.
