Sentence examples for the parallel shift from inspiring English sources

The parallel shift of graphene requires less external power than the perpendicular shift for our simulated systems.

It covers vertebrate development not only in relation to the molecular mechanisms controlling it, but also in terms of areas such as neoteny and regeneration of the parallel shift of structure during ontogeny.

The distinction between both kinds of shifts is of high relevance if the parallel shift cannot be separated from changes in the relative position of the thresholds [11].

Conventionally, a one-to-one relationship is used in the voting process for the target position, depending on the parallel shift of the camera (Fig. 4 a).

In fact, if h ( t ) = C ≠ 0 for t ∈ [ a, b ] and 0 < α < 1, then D a α h ( t ) = C ( t − a ) − α Γ ( 1 − α ) ≠ 0. Hence the nonzero initial value problems cannot be transformed to zero initial value problem by the parallel shift method.

In this method, projection matrix H = H 1 in 1997 is used to remove the parallel shift of the LOD score curve.

Upon ascribing to TEGL a refractive index of 1.50 [ 23], this shift yields a thickness of 1.5 nm for the TEGL monolayer, which is consistent with the calculated length of this molecule [ 23], while the almost parallel shift of the spectra suggest a nice uniformity of TEGL bilayer, close to that of the sole gold.

As both proxies are varying across the categories, we are able to rule out the possibility of a parallel shift in the thresholds (index shift).

The green rectangles show the attempt to track these abnormalities by assuming only a parallel shift (the conventional method) whereas the blue rectangles show the attempt to track these abnormalities using affine voting (the proposed method).

Switching on the deflector lens potentials causes a parallel shift of the electron beam from the axis of the of the first projective lens column to the axis of the second projective column.

Did the horrors of the American Civil War introduce any parallel shift in consciousness?