Sentence examples for via shift from inspiring English sources
However, for evaluating forest responses to a changing climate, we suggest a key species like sugar maple with a narrow distribution range and clear distribution center may serve (via shift of its distribution center) as a better change indicator than a more widely distributed species.
The cards are Visa Debit cards issued by Metropolitan Commercial bank via Shift Financial, a YC-backed company that provides physical and virtual debit cards to payment providers.
Notably, the other signatories come from bodies spanning the Labour spectrum: from Class on the left, via Shifting Grounds and the Fabian Society in the centre to Policy Network and Progress on the centre-right.
According to Simpkins and Stevenson (2012), the presence of blur in the input LR images will make it theoretically impossible to recover the high-frequency details via Shift-Add fusion approach [4].
One of the problems is that shock responses are learned directly from vibration signals via the shift-invariant dictionary learning (SIDL) of SRCSCT; the other is that the time location coefficients are inferred from vibration signals via shift-invariant sparse coding (SISC) of SRCSCT.
A related link from skilled migrants to productivity is via shifts in firms' production functions.
For solving this system, Galerkin procedure is utilized via shifted Chebyshev polynomials.
Water depth exerted major control over population stability, both directly and indirectly via shifts in morphological and physiological traits.
The geometric representation of the wear progress is implemented via shifting of the finite element nodes of the engaged tool domain.
They also found that some acids possess the ability to delay formation of hydrated by-products, via shifting pH to lower values, and thereby NaBH4 hydrolysis could be improved [3].
Based on Theorem 1, our proposed technique is able to resolve the inherent ambiguity of blind channel estimation in FD communication via shifting the modulation constellation away from origin.
