Sentence examples for drifting due from inspiring English sources

To prevent the vessel from drifting due to currents and winds, seasteads may need dynamic-positioning thrusters, but these would increase costs.

This eliminates the contact voltage drifting due to charging caused by the insulation layer, and enables repeatable CMUT operation in the post-contact regime.

After reaching peak intensity, Martha began drifting due south and slowly weakened.

Drifting due eastward, the storm grew into a minimal hurricane on October 31 while passing over the Cayman Islands.

Intra-tumor and inter-tumor heterogeneity of human breast cancer should no longer be viewed as a consequence of phenotypic drifting due to genetic instability, but also from the point of view of different differentiation repertoires available to the neoplastic cells in response to the tumor microenvironment, including reversion to a 'normal' phenotype (for an overview, see [ 4]).

He added that the company's ability to secure new contracts "drifted" due to Brexit and the calling of a general election in 2017.

These areas were calculated on the basis of how far debris and bodies were thought to have drifted due to wind and currents.

At the start of the mission, the SIM was located on-axis, but has since drifted due to changes in telescope geometry, with effects that can no longer be neglected.

The ions are found to drift due to the density gradient present in the plasma and this drift is slowed down when trapped electrons are in larger concentration in the plasma or the dust grains are in lower concentration.

Although the APD gain can also drift due to radiation damage (Kasahara et al. 2012), the long-term trends during the flight can be checked and the tables will be updated on the CPU accordingly.

The regions involved in host-virus interactions including the receptor-binding site are likely to resist changes, but the antigenic sites are subject to drift due to immune surveillance.