Sentence examples for technical shift from inspiring English sources

"It's not just a technical shift.

Mr. Lobel is scrupulous in noting subtle changes in Mr. Prince's works, detecting a formal and technical shift beginning to occur in the artist's collages around 1976.

The comprehensive nature of this technical shift makes it difficult to predict its impacts.

As the reduction in market price is simulated as a technical shift, no rebalancing of the database is required.

But this is all about to change — individual products and categories will be massively disrupted by a simple technical shift in mobile Safari, and organizations with a web presence will have to adapt or risk being put at a competitive disadvantage.

It's worth noting, early concepts for Princess Mononoke date back to the 1970s, but its production beginning in 1994 marked a dramatic technical shift for Studio Ghibli as Miyazaki's first use of computer animation in a feature film.

Others focus on technical shifts in the demand for bonds, such as pension funds' increased desire for longer-duration assets.

British reviewers who opposed Gunn's technical shifts blamed California, just as American critics would, later on, connect his adventurous lifestyle with his more "relaxed" versification.

The advance and pervasive applications of the Web-enabled computations are exerting a profound influence on product design and manufacturing processes, and one of the major technical shifts for product development systems is toward supporting distributed collaboration.

In this introduction to the topical collection on the "Future of Transport in Europe", we argue that European transport regimes are at a turning point and despite the sector inertia, we can detect cultural, societal, and technical shifts.

Future directions for modeling co-benefits include enhancing policy relevance, addressing policy resistance, and characterizing implementation (including diffusions of new behaviors and technical shifts).