Sentence examples for a single drift from inspiring English sources

The recursive OC process is then carried out with the initial member sizes obtained from a closed-form solution developed for the similar problem with a single drift constraint.

A single DRIFT spectral band was identified that might be used in future studies to quickly estimate the organic carbon, total nitrogen, and carbon:nitrogen ratios of northern soils.

More spectacularly, if a single drift direction is allowed, modeling downward drift improves the model ∼4.5 times more than modeling only upward drift (ℳ3 versus ℳ5 and ℳ4 versus ℳ5).

The town's flooding experts point out that a single drifting tree trunk hurled against the defences by the fast-flowing Elbe would be enough to smash a hole in the flood wall big enough to swamp the town.

If such sensitivities are observed, they would implicate the involvement of more complicated circuits that could be mapped onto a single drift-diffusion model.

Extensive simulation investigations on III V nitride (Gallium Nitride, GaN) based Single Drift (p++ n n++) avalanche transit-time diode clearly establishes the potential of GaN material system in Terahertz region.

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We saw but a single raft drifting on the lake below — a dot of blue in a brooding immensity of black, green and gray.

During its initial quiet stretch, when about the only things on the screen are a man, his gun and the kind of lonely feeling meant to gnaw at the soul, "A Single Shot" drifts along on its woodsy scenery and vaporous promise.

(B ) Traditionally, this is represented as a single accumulation or drift-diffusion process between an upper and lower bound.

There are handlines, as in pole-and-line fishing for tuna; setlines, such as bottom longlines with hundreds of hooks, used for cod or halibut; drift lines with a single hook and drifting longlines for tuna, shark, and salmon; and troll lines for mackerel and some game fish.