Sentence examples for visible shift from inspiring English sources

Probably the most visible shift in power from the CEO to the board involves CEO succession.

The most visible shift so far has been an effort to re-engineer employment.

In politics, a change of leader generally results in a visible shift in policies and presentational style.

Whether or not the Spacecraft will silence their critics, the watch is a visible shift in the brand.

Across New York City's subway stations, though, the new $1 surcharge may yield a more visible shift.

The most visible shift has occurred in Hama, where a government crackdown in 1982 made the city synonymous with the brutality of Syria's leadership.

Elsewhere the provisional nature of the thin, textured paint and the visible shifting of the figures contribute to the drama, as an angel hurtles toward Abraham, Isaac's father, with a stay of execution.

Alongside those more visible shifts is a less visible progression of sophisticated machine-to-machine interactions, with no human intervention required.

While Roms focuses on "caretaking" and personal legacies, Julie Louise Bacon's "Unstable Archives: Languages and Myths of the Visible" shifts attention to the politicizing forces of the archive, particularly postmodernity's turn toward inclusivity.

The visible shifts of vibrations occurred mainly in the amide I band corresponding to the carbonyl C=O stretching of the amide group and amide II band corresponding to the N H bending vibrations in amide group and of the deacetylated primary amine –NH2 (shifts from 1649 and 1583 cm−1 to 1547 cm−1, respectively, Fig. 3b).

Its reflectance spectrum in the visible shifts with humidity, as the hydrogel equilibrates at different water uptakes and swelling states as humidity varies.