Sentence examples for drift below from inspiring English sources

The hysteretic dampers were designed so as to increase the lateral stiffness of the connection by ten times, and to limit the maximum interstory drift below 0.7% of the story height.

The quest has divided into two schools: open-water anglers devoted to long casts and wet flies (which drift below the surface), catching, usually, stocked fish; and the more costly and traditional dalliance with smaller, wild fish in covered streams and rivers where distance casting gives way to careful presentation, often of the dry fly (which floats on the surface).

This might also help explain why the bank seems happy to let market rates drift below 2% (see chart)—to talk one game while playing another.A less worthy reason for keeping official rates on hold is that it delays the day when unorthodox policies are called for.

As seen in Fig. 3, during the first couple of months of the study, the conversion factors remained just above the mean, and then started to drift below.

Calls were filtered to be 500 bp to 1 Mb, have at least three markers, have a marker density of 0.00013 markers/bp, have a log-R ratio below 0.35 and have a B allele frequency drift below 0.01.

At this temperature, the instrument has a short-term noise below 50 nW for most channels and a baseline drift below 100 nW per 24 h (manufacturer data for an empty instrument – note that adding vials usually increase the stability).

Despite the generally positive figures, Dell shares drifted below $28 in after-hours trading.

With very low thermal drifts, below 0.05%RH/°C, a RH range of 30% is covered by both tag with sensitivities of 100 fF/RH% for the inkjetted serpentine structure and 54 fF/RH% for the screen-printed one.

As worries over falling demand and global growth intensify, oil drifted below $55.00 a barrel.

There, we'd dive from the riverbanks into the deep (sometimes several-little-girls-high) snow drifts below, again and again, running and throwing ourselves from the cliff edges until someone landed too rough or couldn't take it anymore and started crying.

There, we'd dive from the riverbanks into the deep (sometimes several-little-girls-high) snow drifts below, again and again, running and throwing ourselves from the cliff edges until someone landed too rough or couldn't take it anymore and started crying, or lay down listlessly on the bank like a fallen soldier in a bright pink snowsuit.