Sentence examples for testing shift from inspiring English sources

Through a comparison of the vibration signals generated it was found that the vibration resonances, both from the FE model and the experimental vibration testing, shift to higher frequencies after the boundary constraints were applied, as was expected.

Robshaw, heavily criticised during the World Cup, will be feeling happier now – partly because he is playing regularly in his natural position of blind-side flanker after his testing shift on the opposite side of the back row, and partly because Jones gave him a big mention in dispatches.

After the second world war, testing shifted to the southern Pacific Ocean on the grounds of public safety.

In testing the original columns, testing shifted to displacement control when first yield of the reinforcing steel occurred (Prakash et al. 2012).

Called homomorphic encryption and presented here today at the annual meeting of AAAS, which publishes Science, the method could help keep genomes private even as genetic testing shifts to cheap online cloud services.

Testing shifted to Wendover Army Air Field, Utah, in October.

Qualitative research, the main method of data collection in ANT, is generally more suited to theory development than to hypothesis testing, shifting the analytical focus to sense making activities, negotiation, differing actor perspectives and emerging effects.

These tests shift control of genetic testing from medical professionals to individuals.

53, 54 The fact that the data points for the compression tests shift to larger diameters upon deformation reflects the effect of sample taper, which increases the plastically deforming diameter with ongoing compression.

We checked anterior drawer test, pivot shift test, Lachman test and KT-1000 arthromeasurementrement before and after surgery 1 year post-op.

Knee ROM returned to normal in all our cases, and objective measurements including anterior drawer test, pivot shift test, Lachman test and KT-1000 arthromeasurementsements, improved significantly to near normal levels.