I was here to visit the district archives, and soon I was shifting through rolls and rolls of microfilm, looking for Victorine's name in the midst of hundreds of notations written in thick and loopy strokes.
Upon hearing that Mitsos was looking for a driver, John Nobile took computer readouts detailing how quickly his son stepped on the gas when he saw a green light and how timely and smooth he was shifting through the gears at more than 200 miles an hour.
Although gas can be carted around in liquid form, that is expensive and the infrastructure required is still patchy; for the most part, gas is shifted through pipelines, and tends to be used close to where it originates.
This would reduce transmission losses (AC radiates away some of its energy in a way DC does not, and also loses power to the ground because of capacitance effects), thus allowing more energy to be shifted through a given amount of aluminium cable.
All the eigenvalues are shifted through η to the right.
As bits are shifted through the encoder k = 1 bit at a time, transitions occur, with each state transition producing n = 3 output bits.
The figures show that absorbance edges are shifted through a larger wavelength (smaller energy) with respect to higher heat treatment time or temperature due to quantum confinement effects.
"But now we feel somewhat cheated and bitterly disappointed that this vile trade has just been shifted through the back door and is trying to carry on at a different port".
The oxidant/antioxidant balance in the lung may be shifted through administration of the antioxidant n-acetylcysteine (NAC), a synthetic precursor of reduced glutathione.
It's difficult to embrace the quiet beauty of a place when you're shifting through it at mach 10, skidoo engine roaring in your ears, cheeks whipped to burning in the cold.
