Sentence examples for drift I from inspiring English sources

Sensor drift, i.e., the lack of a sensor's stability over time, still limits real industrial setups.

For this reason, genetic drift, i.e., the chance fluctuation of allele frequencies, is stronger in small populations.

Almost every year, at least one vaccine constituent is replaced, because viral strains drift; i.e., undergo constant genetic change.

This pattern describes the scenario of regional equilibrium between gene flow and drift (i.e., isolation by distance).

Two connective sections are titled "Drift I" and "Drift II".

To quell my angst and sense of drift, I was taking graduate courses at George Washington University.

This article discusses the DRIFT-I detector, and presents some preliminary data from underground engineering runs.

DRIFT-I is the world's first WIMP dark matter detector with sensitivity to the direction of nuclear recoils.

In this paper we discuss the design of the DRIFT-I detector and its installation and operation at Boulby.

DRIFT-I, the first full-scale gaseous dark matter detector, has recently been installed at ∼1100 m depth at the Boulby Underground Laboratory, UK.

My mind drifts: Is it almost time to eat? BOOM.