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shift A single row of elements, and it to has a series of electrodes which are used to transfer the charge packets, one element at a time, into the output amplifier. The register is covered by a mask, making it insensitive to light.
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shift An abrupt change in the pattern of data points on a plot, graph, or chart of data points.
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shift A simple unstructured dress shape, slightly fitted at the bust with darts and clean lines down to the knee.
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shift big changes in a virus strain due to mutation. A flu virus may have "shifted" if it is significantly different from strains that circulated in recent years.
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shift Refers to a 24 hour work period.
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