shifts造句

Light changes and shifts.

They work in shifts.

We make shifts, change shifts and sleep on alternate days.

Examples of production shifts abound.

we're running on three shifts.

Workers went into three shifts.

working on three rotating shifts

Would you mind changing shifts with me?

work in three shifts of eight hours

We work in shifts around the clock.

Industrial fishing and habitat shifts ended this.

Could these shifts be part of a much larger trend?

Dai and his colleagues work in shifts round the clock.

Our factory distributes the work in three shifts.

The automatic system operators work in three shifts.

And so you, in principle, can measure the red shifts and the blue shifts as they go around each other.

Shifts vary, but might include a couple of day shifts, followed by a swing shift and a night shift.

Our factory operates round the clock on three shifts.

Constant overtime, repetitive assembly line tasks and debilitating overnight shifts can breed a sense of isolation.

The doctors and nurses in the hospital work in three shifts.

High safety awareness, strong manual work ability and team work spirit, willing to accept three shifts.

The narrative shifts constantly between the perspectives of the travelling duo.

Just when you think you've proved him wrong, he shifts his ground.

"People have (said) things like, 'Well, why don't we just all work straight day shifts or straight night shifts?' but you end up then not distributing the workload," Richards said.

By maintaining a very consistent layout, the driver will be able to keep his bearings between context shifts.

Shifts were allegedly routinely over 12 hours long, seven days a week, with no days off for many months, plus mandatory 19 - and 23-hour shifts at busy times such as the pre-Christmas rush.

If China wants a bigger international role for its currency, it will have to make other difficult shifts.

Blue shifts of absorption edges of the nanocrystallines were observed in both the ultra-filtrated acidic and alkaline sols.

The Simmons boys were so busy they were operating their brick kiln with three shifts of labor a day.

After the seismic shifts that took place last week, there are many jobs to do and details to attend to.

The subacute (intermediate) infarct seen here at the right shows edema with obscured structural outlines and swelling that shifts the midline to the left.

The structure of samples in solution, the influence of R-substitution on conformation, and the rule of R-substituted chemical shifts were discussed.

Like a great pitcher in his prime, McCann is constantly changing speeds, adopting different voices, tones and narrative styles as he shifts between story lines.

He knew that for the revolution to succeed, resistance would have to be swiftly dealt with, so he put his firing squads to work on triple shifts.

Theoretical results show that the exciton-phonon coupling reduces both the exciton binding energies and the Stark shifts by screening the Coulomb interaction.

This paper tries to review the discursive shifts of community care policy in Taiwan and examine the dialectic relationship between the discursive shifts and the political economy of social welfare in order to gain insight into why the current development of community care is the way it is now.

Just as a rider's weight shifts can help sustain the equilibrium of a wobbly bicycle actively balancing the lift forces on each wingtip is key to aircraft roll control.

The new plan shifts the emphasis of the U.S. mission to training and increasing the size of the Afghan security forces, so they can eventually take responsibility for their country's security.

Based on an April survey by Towers Perrin of 700 employers, 21% to 32% are either implementing or considering part-time shifts or four-day workweeks, as a cost-cutting tool.

By using the formulas, the Doppler shifts are related to the variation of electron density of both the ionosphere and the inhomogeneous mass, to the moving velocity of the layer a...

Toyota and Subaru previously eliminated overtime shifts at their U.S. factories to stretch supplies of hard-to-replace Japan-sourced parts, and auto production in Japan continue on hold indefinitely.