Sentence examples for testing shifts from inspiring English sources

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.

The turn to the market creates new ethical, legal, and social questions as DTC personal genetic testing shifts responsibilities from the health care provider to the consumer, posing questions over who may interpret genetic information and for what purposes.

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).

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.

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.

When I was job-hunting, a large craft brewery was advertising an entry-level position, and after a few test shifts I got the job.

The direction of scrutiny in this Turing test shifts, however, as Garland's Frankenstein-by-way-of-Bluebeard tale takes on a gradual feminist gaze.

When the test shifts to questions about his mother, Leon stands up, draws a gun, and shoots his interviewer to death. .

It was also found that water adsorption by the sandstone during acoustic emission-controlled creep tests shifts the specimen's behavior from meta-stable creep damage to accelerated failure.