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shift

[shift] / ʃɪft /


NOUN
time served doing work
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK




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"We are seeing a big shift of business aircraft for larger corporations and high net worth individuals," said Scott Neal, Gulfstream's head of worldwide sales.

From BBC

The trend reflects broader shifts in consumer behavior, as more Americans rely on virtual healthcare and digital assistants for daily needs.

From Salon

For now, her focus is expected to shift once again to recovery, as questions remain about what the latest setback means for the final chapter of her storied career.

From Salon

An unprecedented blackout had delayed the game, arguably shifting momentum toward the Ravens.

From Salon

Those slight shifts create an energy gap that makes it possible for quasiparticles to form, even in a strongly correlated environment.

From Science Daily