shift out造句
(1) Double.length shifts are usually provided, where bits shifted out of one register of the double.length accumulator are shifted into the other.
(2) Overall, the shift out of risk is likely to hit stocks and commodities, boost the dollar and gold could also benefit especially if sovereign concerns in Europe gather pace.
(3) People will have to shift out of old occupations and into new ones.
(4) A big shift out of dollars could therefore push up bond yields and hence mortgage rates, damaging America's already crumbling housing market.
(5) The supply curve will also shift out due to improvements in technology.
(6) A shift out of government bonds to equities in itself is not a worrying phenomenon, with investors who have a bigger risk tolerance chasing higher-yielding assets.
(7) Yule's brother discovered the condominium is in his father's name and asked Yule and his mother to shift out within one month.
(8) The test vectors of some sub-scan chains generate by controllable LFSR when these chains only need to update test vector and do not need to shift out test responses.
(9) The cylinder's flat bottom allowed the ball bearings to shift out of alignment and into a less dense pack.
(10) To prevent floods[/shift out.html], make sure the hose is secure and can't rattle lose or shift out of position.
(11) Investors are also likely to be looking for any shift out of the defensive stocks they have clung to for months into more cyclical ones.
(12) As concern for the economy and environment grows, North Americans are starting to shift out of neutral and form their own opinions about these innovations and other energy related issues.
(13) Merrill Lynch's monthly fund managers survey showed a move back into the banking sector unlocked a widespread shift out of defensive sectors into cyclicals.
(14) The bank may be putting a bigger slice of any increase in reserves into euros and emerging Asian currencies, but so far there is little sign of a shift out of its existing stock of dollars.
(15) Gold fell more than 1%, indicating investors had begun to shift out of safe havens.