Sentence examples for drift making from inspiring English sources

Strong winds, possibly in excess of 60mph, will cause snow to blow and drift, making travel hazardous - especially across the northern-tier states.

There is footage of him recording 2006's The Drift, making a percussionist punch a slab of pork again and again until he gets it right.

Students intuitively grasp the concept of natural selection, but struggle with the random and more abstract nature of genetic drift, making it more important to visualize the latter (Garvin-Doxas and Klymkowsky 2008; Price et al. 2016; Russo and Voloch 2012).

The life history of long-lived species masks the accelerated rate of genetic drift, making it more difficult to detect recent bottlenecks by loss of genetic variation.

However, small populations of bighorn sheep also are prone to inbreeding and genetic drift, making it difficult to understand the relative importance of pathogen-mediated selection, drift, and inbreeding on genetic variability and fitness.

Due to the rapid evolution of bacterial populations and genomes, the footprint left by a recombination event can quickly be "eroded" by mutation and drift, making very difficult to detect ancient recombination events (discussed earlier).

Blinding drift made it impossible to get outside or see anything".

Thumb Drift Android / iOS There's plenty of drifting to be done in many of these games, but Thumb Drift makes sliding round the track its focus.

Then we plotted the R2 of the scatter plot data as a function of the "correction" (drift) made to the Surveyor delay.

For "Mission Drift" makes the case that the United States is a temporary setup, too, at least as a nation of endless reach and endless opportunity.

Before the junta's drift makes this inevitable, they need to use their considerable influence to revitalize the drive for democratization.