Sentence examples for typical shifts from inspiring English sources

There are typical shifts of mood and also tragicomic farce (Harlequin in pieces is actually a dummy) coated with refinement.

"These actions go far beyond the typical shifts in policy that occur with a change in the political party occupying the White House," they conclude, citing nearly 2 dozen instances "where the Administration has manipulated the scientific process and distorted or suppressed scientific findings".

Figures 6a c illustrate typical shifts of the dose response curves by a saturating concentration of triazolam (1 μ M) for different α1:β2-R207C β2-R207C ratios (1:1:1—ΔEC50=421 μ M, (a); 1:1:3—ΔEC50=948 μ M, (b) and 1:1:10—ΔEC50=2900 μ M, (c); see also legend to Figure 6 for individual EC50 values).

A typical shift goes like this.

On a typical shift, one or two special agents oversee a team of roughly 25 analysts.

On a typical shift, I'd arrive just before 8pm, ready for the 12-hour shift ahead.

Outside the E.R., he described the myriad non-life-threatening complaints he encountered during a typical shift, compared to the number of trauma cases.

They work every day, with a typical shift at the drawing board or the computer starting about 9 a.m. and sometimes ending at midnight or later.

That was mostly (though not entirely) due to typical shifting of spending into the third quarter ahead of the end of the fiscal year in September.

A typical shift might start at 5 30 p.m., when Mr. Kole and students from other disciplines like nursing and pharmacy get together to plan for the evening.

At least 1,200 people are part of the crew, working a typical shift from 5 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (When bad weather arrives, the shifts are often expanded and shifted, sometimes to overnight).