Sentences with phrase «shifts into high gear when»

«Our memory shifts into high gear when we think about raising our children, new study shows.»

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When Canada's economy inevitably shifts into a higher gear, probably sooner than later, oil will be a huge part of it as always.

As the saying goes, when one door closes another one opens and that is certainly true as the 2018 food convention season shifts into high gear.

The finding helps explain why the brain is able to work properly when the body's demands for fuel and oxygen are highest, and it shows that the brain actually shifts into a higher gear in terms of activity.

In any case, Jonathan is soon outshone by his burgundy convertible, which takes center stage when the film shifts into high gear — a warp - speed car chase around Dubai's sweeping highways.

A computer linking the engine and transmission closes the throttle slightly when the transmission shifts into the next highest gear.

Shifts are timed so that when the accelerator is floored the engine revs high and hard before the transmission moves into the next gear.

And this year, the engine makes enough power so that if you rev the engine high enough, you can make the rear tires chirp when shifting into second gear.

There's Chevrolet's usual electronically - imposed first - to - fourth gear shift if the sensors think you don't need the higher revs of second, and this was occasionally annoying, when, say, the sensors had no way of taking into account a steep SF hill we were about to climb.

That too is still true, but we now know that the biggest threat from global warming is that it could trigger a far worse abrupt cooling, something akin to accidentally shifting into low gear when cruising at a high speed.

As for fall being a better time for hiring, that may be true, but Mary Eileen Williams points out in the Huffington Post that a job seeker's efforts during the summer may put them first in line to get a call when hiring shifts into higher gear in September.