用shifting造句子，“shifting”造句

The battleground is now shifting from the mean streets to suburban living rooms.

Thanks to its appearances on Japanese TV shows, it's now most popularly known for its shape-shifting defense mechanism.

Speeding up the propeller's rotation increases its thrust, while shifting the blades' angles changes the direction of the thrust.

Finally, the decentralization process brings further challenges, since the locus of responsibility for human development programs is shifting to sub-national agencies.

Likewise, if we discovered during Elaboration that there is more work involved than we planned for, we could manage the change by shifting some of the work to another iteration.

"You need to be loved by the people, cherished by them, trusted by them," Martelly says, shifting fluidly from Creole to English to French. "I'm not running to be President."

Public attention is inexorably shifting to the 2008 presidential race.

Miraculously, shifting winds carried her back to the island.

The chameleon responding to its own shifting image is an apt analog of the human world of fashion.

A cosine phase shifter is applied in phase shifting circuit to meet the possible maximum trigger current and voltage of thruster.

In 1991 Germany made history when it passed an ordinance shifting responsibility for the entire life cycle of packaging to producers.

An analog artifact where bright objects in the picture cause a shifting of level that extends horizontally all the way across the picture. Typically caused by distortions to the frequency components below the horizontal line frequency.

Germany's stance may be shifting, however, according to some officials.

On some pumpers, the rotary counterbalance can be adjusted by shifting the position on the crank arms.

And we all relished the freedom of shifting boundaries; the extreme polarity of male/female doesn't necessarily fit who we are and how we write.

"The Chinese language, rich in musical sounds, homophones, rhyme schemes and tonal patterns, is by nature a most melodious and poetic language. Terse and succinct, free in word order and shifting of syntactic functions, it is the most elastic and productive for the writing of poetry,"

One reason is that American money-market funds are warily shifting their money out of Europe.

So shifting to a forefoot running style, as people do when running barefoot, may lessen your risk for a stress fracture, and up your chances of developing a muscle strain or tendinitis.

That would mean shifting more costs into Australian operations to depress reported profits.

Britain's richest people are shifting their wealth from riskier investments into cash and blue-chip industrial stocks, switching about 攏70bn into the shares of leading UK companies since November.

Oftentimes, projects follow different storage and testing protocols — processes that are not immune to the pressures of keeping up with shifting technology demands.

To put it bluntly, this is shifting responsibility.

To mobilize resources to support investment-led growth, central and local governments have been shifting financial burdens to the masses.