Sentence examples for allow drift from inspiring English sources

2.56pm BST Obama says all G7 countries recognised at the summit that they could not allow drift.

Therefore, this conclusion is based on the existing inter-slope migration which didn't allow drift to create stable and large differences.

In sum, our decision is based on the distribution, i.e. on the gaps between the groups of small and large differences, especially the large gap between the TEs higher on the NFS, the observed migration of the flies between the slopes in "Evolution Canyon", which doesn't allow drift to be an explanation, and on all the differences between micro- and macro- studies.

Specially, the maps generated are accurate and allow drift-free rotation tracking.

Within the framework of multiview video coding, the use of SP frames is currently under investigation to allow drift-free switching among different views[11, 12].

"The big criticism of [many] local authorities was they didn't know what was happening in these schools …They didn't challenge schools as effectively as they should have done … They allowed drift and decay to take place".

This allows drift to act independently on each population and prevents a multiple population simulation from turning into a single population simulation with a recent common ancestor.

Maximum likelihoods estimates for quantitative admixture (Table 2) were obtained using LEADMIX software (Wang, 2003), with the minimum allowed drift set to 1 × 10−4, and 10 initial points and 200 integration points for the likelihood calculations.

Expansion of some TLO paralogs relative to others allows drift to operate on that gene and can result in the establishment of new interacting partners without disrupting the molecular role of the original gene.

One of the new features of H.264 is a new coding mode named switching picture (SP), which allows drift-free bitstream switching[4, 5].

However, influenza viruses constantly evolve and thereby undergo antigenic drift, allowing drifted viruses to reinfect individuals with acquired immunity to previously circulating strains.