Sentences with phrase «rapid shift»

The past decade has seen rapid shifts in access to technology.

In the current rapid shift away from sedans, the little Q3 is exactly what an increasing numbers of buyers want.

When added to your everyday health routine, they can bring about a more rapid shift to wellness.

Study after study has shown some remarkably rapid shifting around the LGBT views.

The new lightweight aluminum 4 - cylinder and powerful V6 engines deliver a responsive drive with the vehicle's automatic transmission producing rapid shifting together with exhilarating acceleration and performance.

Thanks to its very rapid shifting it enables you to achieve excellent acceleration while operating in the optimum mode and also being extremely fuel efficient.

Some people don't have the time, talent or personality for strategies that require rapid trading or rapid shifts in strategy.

«While the potential exists for rapid shifts in energy systems at the regional level, energy transitions tend to occur slowly on a global scale.

Following the Last Glacial Maximum, species seemed to die off en masse in regions experiencing rapid shifts in temperatures (shown in yellow and red), but they held on in many hilly regions like the Andes (inset).

When a large publishing market undergoes a more rapid shift towards digital delivery and consumption of books than a smaller publishing market.

The six - speed unit delivers smooth and rapid shifts when cruising, but at low speed it trips over itself and struggles to find the right gear.

Rather than aiming for longer - term global order and common values, Trump believes the US should act on near - term national interests and should be more flexible in dealing with rapid shifts on the global stage.

new, performance - oriented Xtronic transmission for stronger acceleration from a standing start and an all - new D - Step shifting logic that provides rapid shifts at high throttle openings

Other mechanisms for catastrophically rapid shifts remained on the table.

The eight - speed turns out to be a good match for the linear power characteristics of the S5's V6, not only providing the sort of low - speed refinement that a conventional torque - converter - equipped gearbox is known for, but also the sort of crisp, rapid shifts needed when the driver calls up Dynamic mode on the Drive Select menu.

In New Mexico, a 2007 law triggered the same rapid shift.

HP's troubles reflect rapid shifts in the global marketplace that pressure most large companies.

On top of this, from age 12 and on, their brains begin rapid shifts in the prefrontal cortex.

The article «Rapid changes in gene expression direct rapid shifts in intestinal form and function in the Burmese python after feeding» is published in the May issue of Physiological Genomics, a journal of the American Physiological Society (APS).

Indeed, the era between 65,000 and 25,000 years ago, toward the end of the Paleolithic, was a time of major volcanic eruptions, along with extremes of climate that included rapid shifts in temperature accompanied by alternately creeping and contracting glaciers across many regions of Eurasia.

The new lightweight aluminium 4 - cylinder and powerful V6 engines delivers a responsive drive with the vehicle «s automatic transmission producing rapid shifting together with exhilarating acceleration and performance.

For the new model, Renault Sport will offer a choice between a default 6 - speed manual gearbox, or a 6 - speed EDC dual - clutch transmission — the latter boasting rapid shifts and launch control functionality.

The dual clutch not only ensures rapid shifts, but joyful flatulence on hard up shifts.

For the most part, the torque converter touting automatic gearbox matches the high standards of the new engine, providing smooth and mostly rapid shifts, which goes some way to justifying the decision to axe the earlier dual clutch unit owing to its apparent inability to handle the added torque load provided by the new engine.

While a six - speed manual transmission is standard, my test car had an eight - speed automatic and it is a treat with a ratio for every imaginable situation, rapid shifts under full - throttle and subtle changes under part throttle.

Gradual changes in composition resulting from decreased evergreen conifer productivity and increased mortality, as well as increased deciduous species productivity, can be facilitated by more rapid shifts associated with fire disturbance where it can occur.

A number of scientists have suggested that, although climate change imposed stresses on hunter - gatherer - forager societies by causing rapid shifts in resources, it also provided opportunities as new plant and animal resources appeared.

Based on the model, researchers found that fauna in the Pacific Northwest and Western U.S. regions could experience rapid shifts in their seasonal cycles.

They move the camera with unfettered glee as a means of evoking the wild abandon of the comic book page, which makes for a natural fit with Raimi's penchant for rapid shifts in perspective, sudden movements, and extreme close - ups.

Complementing the V6 is a new, performance - oriented Xtronic continuously variable transmission featuring a wider ratio range, which allows for stronger acceleration from a standing start, and a new D - Step shifting logic that provides rapid shifts at high throttle openings.

For example, few of the scientists studying pollen in bogs went back to their data and took on the difficult task of looking for catastrophically rapid shifts in the past.

The range - topping AMG model uses a seven speed MCT (multiclutch transmission), essentially a reworked version of the automatic with an automatic clutch in place of the traditional torque converter for more rapid shifts.

Bioloads can also produce rapid shifts in tank chemistry.

A series of rapid shifts in the number of school - age children in the U.S. in the next 20 years will make planning for school staffing difficult and will «significantly affect» the future structure of educational institutions, according to a report released last week by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Jeff Beck, controller of Lagomarsino Group, a Visalia, Calif., grower and commercial real - estate company, says such software has created a massive and rapid shift in his business.

This rapid shift to a state of relaxation shuts off feelings of aggression or frustration — we're cooperating with other people, not competing.»

Improve Your Product Availability There are rapid shifts in channels, Silverstein says.

Sparking a rapid shift requires what is basically a very old technology: sitting around a campfire.

The new millennium was all about a rapid shift to digital content delivery, a disruption that sent music publishers scrambling to preserve their downward - spiraling bottom lines as millions of users downloaded music illegally via services like Napster.

But with the global economy making a rapid shift from fossil to clean energy, there's now a huge opportunity to talk about.