Sentence examples for will shift between from inspiring English sources

Images on the three screens will shift between video projections and the live action onstage.

Like Mr. Brey, she will shift between the panel sessions at the Waldorf-Astoria and the protests on Park Avenue outside.

At one point, he said, the spotlight will shift between the singers Kerry O'Malley and Mazz Swift on opposite sides of the stage, with Ms. O'Malley presenting straightforward renditions of arrangements by Haydn and Ms. Swift offering syncopated versions of the same melodies, drawing on African traditions, as the slaves at Monticello were likely to have done.

Furthermore, it is probable that the focus of problems within the scale for "crying, whining and sleep problems" will shift between the first and second measurements (time period of around 2 months).

For new services with untested demand, the risk that the market will shift dramatically between design and orbit or never emerge at all is huge.The tale of mobile telephony may repeat itself for broadband data.

Moving stimuli from upper to lower visual field, as done in our study, will shift generators between opposing banks of the calcarine sulcus in V1 and from the ventral portions of V2/V3 to the dorsal ones (Di Russo et al. 2002).

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office agrees that the new regulation will shift the balance between consumers and "data controllers".

It is already cheaper for Westerners to fly to India as health tourists than to have treatment at home.Many think the web will shift the balance of power between the public sector and its clients.

"This will shift the balance of power between houses of worship and bureaucrats who until now have wielded unreviewable authority," said Derek Gaubatz, a lawyer who submitted a brief in support of the Orthodox school on behalf of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a Washington religious rights group.

Among others, marker and QTL alleles will recombine, and their frequencies will shift, changing linkage disequilibrium (LD) between them and therefore the predictive ability of the markers.

RBS took much of the sting out of City criticism last week with a £1bn share buyback, but now the focus will shift to the corporate banking battle between them, personified by the rivalry between RBS's Johnny Cameron and HBOS's Peter Cummings.