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Conditions through which the supply curve will shift

What are the conditions through which the supply curve will shift?

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Whenever any of such other factors change, then the supply curve will shift:

1)  A raise in supply can be symbolized by a shift of the supply curve to right.

2) A reduce in supply can be symbolized by a shift of the supply curve to left.

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