Sentence examples for common drift from inspiring English sources

Gill and trammel nets are used principally to catch herring and salmon and are the most common drift nets.

If there is further a common drift in the reporting of returns, this will be tacked by the constant term in the return equation.

This way the resolution of the instruments can be increased to around 100, in line with the resolution of common drift tubes.

The model can be written as R ap = exp(A a + D· p + P p + C c ), where R ap is the incidence rate in age group a in calendar period p, D is the common drift parameter [ 14], A a is the age component for age group a, P p is the non-linear period component of period p and C c is the non-linear cohort component of cohort c, c = p - a.

The model can be written as R ap = (A a + D · p + P p + C c), where R ap is the incidence rate in age group a in calendar period p, A a is the age component for age group a, D is the common drift parameter which summarises the linear component of the trend, which cannot be attributed to either period or cohort (Clayton and Schifflers, 1987).

The other recomputes the flux at the cell center using the common drift-diffusion approximation.

That triggered another spate of Celtic chances, with Samaras having a header booted off the line by Simon Ramsden, Commons drifting a shot just over and Samaras again forcing Randolph to get down sharply to hold a shot from the edge of the penalty area.

Forrer's art starts in her mind's eye, where stark portraits of simple people and common creatures drift into focus.

In addition to this common epigenetic drift that involves specific loci and is shared among old subjects, there are also stochastic epigenetic mutations that arise randomly in the genome and that are not shared among subjects.

The model can be written as where R ap is the mortality rate for age group a and period p, A a is the age effect of age group a, D is the common linear drift of period and cohort, P p is the non-linear period effect and C c is the non-linear cohort effect, where c= p− a.

This effect is also known as the common-mode drift.