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Shift a Time Series 

Use TimeSeriesShift to shift a Sin signal by π/2.

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The time series below contains measurements obtained one second after passing the position of the controller.

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Shift the measurement time series back by one second to obtain the time stamps aligned with the passing-through controller.

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