If we don't see an uptick like that, it may portend something that many have suggested: that a big debate win doesn't necessarily translate to a shift in votes in such a polarized electorate.
Next, I find evidence for the idea that the introduction of humanitarian technologies translates into a shift of power to local staff members and a potential restructuring of local political relations.
Hubble's measurements allowed the astronomers to refine the distance to HD 140283 using the principle of parallax, in which a change in an observers' position — in this case, Hubble's varying position in Earth orbit — translates into a shift in the apparent position of an object.
The linear phase difference translates into a shift in the Fourier domain.
But in [13], the alphabet size is harder to reduce to 2 or 4 even though the reduced alphabets method is used according to Section 3. So, the multiply operation cannot translate into a shifting operation.
A third possibility, is that the Pfcrt allele is present at a low fraction in the time 0 sample, too low to be detected (masked by the wild type allele and not detected by the PCR followed by DNA sequencing methodology) and too low to translate into a shifted IC50 in vitro (as these parasites represent a low fraction, they incorporate a low amount of 3H hypoxanthine and remain unnoticed).
Substituting this parameter in 6 and rearranging for ΔλLSPR yields an expression relating the measured peak shift of the LSPR spectrum to the optical detection mass: Solving 7 for N yields an expression that can be used to translate an observed LSPR peak shift into the number of bound molecules.
But for now, the idea behind the new deal alerting service is to translate the shift in how consumers shop into a new ad format.
ILD is highly variable with frequency and location in rats (Koka et al., 2008), so it is not trivial to translate the shift we observed in these metrics directly to location in auditory space or correlate this with performance in sound localization in humans.
This mix of "youth sacrifice" and relative economic security for the bulk of the population might be why street protests have failed — except in Greece — to translate into a big shift in votes for radical parties, according to Gilles Moëc, a Deutsche Bank economist.
