Sentence examples for timing shifts from inspiring English sources
It is celebrated at the same time every year on the Hebrew calendar, but its timing shifts on Gregorian/Western calendar, depending on how the those two calendar systems align in any given year.
Results showed that the subjects were not aware of the timing shifts, but still changed the timing of their tactile responses.
Hall (1997) suggests that many arguments against the existence of the phylotypic stage are based on heterochronic (or timing) shifts in development, not morphological shifts.
Here, following the 'Hinge and Caps' model of jaw development, we have investigated evidence of heterotopic (relative changes in position) and heterochronic (relative changes in timing) shifts in gene expression, relative to amniotes, in the jaw primordia of S. canicula embryos.
We therefore aimed to assess the sensitivity of the river network pesticide concentration patterns to application timing shifts within a plausible range of application dates, considering two pre-emergence herbicides (metolachlor and aclonifen) characterised by two different octanol/water partition coefficients (Kow).
But, the Camp plan uses timing shifts, phase-ins of tax-rate cuts, and other maneuvers to achieve revenue neutrality in the initial decade.
"The lowness of inventories coming out of the third quarter ends up being a timing shift," he said.
The company acknowledged that the timing shift would be likely to make comparisons difficult in the next quarter.
With the naturally aspirated version of the little engine — originally developed with Yamaha for the Toyota Celica GT-S — output was tepid until the variable valve timing shifted into its high-r.p.m. mode, unleashing an abrupt surge of power.
Revenue for the quarter, the third in the company's fiscal year, climbed 4 percent, to $11.09 billion, held down because of a timing shift in the recognition of ESPN-related afeesiate fees.
Nordstrom said sales fell 2.4% for the period, in part due to a calendar timing shift.
