Sentence examples for voluntarily shift from inspiring English sources

Mr. Butler said department officials would ask dairy producers who had signed up to market their cattle before September to voluntarily shift to one of the later two periods.

Last month's Climate Change Conference in Paris led to an agreement by 195 countries to voluntarily shift away from fossil fuels and shift to non-carbon renewables like solar and wind.

We show that spatial attention takes on average 55 ms to voluntarily shift from one hemifield to the other and 38 ms to shift within the same hemifield.

When the subject cannot voluntarily shift fixation onto the examiner's selected TRL, the training procedure is repeated from the previous stage using the fixation cross.

A simple wellness plan that informs employees of their health risk status from finger-tip blood-spot assays and informs them of Omega 3-6 Balance Scores of common foods may help employees voluntarily shift their HUFA balance toward the lower values of %n-6 in HUFA which have a lower propensity for arachidonate cascade overreactions [ 16].

Whereas salient sensory events (e.g. a flash light) trigger transient automatic shifts of spatial attention, voluntarily shifted spatial attention can be held up for an extended time period [10].

"Companies will voluntarily change," he says.

But that would require persuading the mayor to shift the extra $548 million voluntarily, a task that Council leaders yesterday said would be extremely difficult.

But with investors paying more attention to those footnotes and more than 200 companies voluntarily including the options expense in their earnings, the discussion is beginning to shift to the confusion over the ways that companies calculate the cost.

It may be easier to voluntarily control a brain area involved in attention, which humans consciously control as they shift between activities like conversing or watching TV, than areas involved in other functions.

"Respiration is the only autonomic function we can voluntarily control," Gerbarg says, so it makes sense to change the pattern of breath in order to shift the messages the brain receives.