Sentence examples for drifting effect from inspiring English sources
The angle between the heading of the aircraft and its track along the ground was known as the drift angle because it resulted from the drifting effect of the wind.
Here we demonstrate that a hollow carbon nanofiber with proper interior to exterior radius ratio can enable Li-ions to deposit on the inner surface of the channels selectively due to the drifting effect from the structural stresses.
Among the Cooper-Hewitt show's half dozen 19th- and early 20th-century precursors to contemporary felt is a Mongolian tea ceremony rug whose salmon-pink field is dotted with pinwheels of circles in red, green and white pinwheel (tie-dyed), and an Iranian carpet whose familiar Persian patterns, freed from the loom, have a wonderful drizzled, drifting effect.
The underperformance of IDW may be due to the fact that it could not distribute the weights properly to arrest the drifting effect of water table depth.
If taking a closer look at the reaction in a deposition system, the ionic reactions at any substrate would normally contains following procedures: the diffusion of dissolved species in the solution, reaction of ionic species in the solution (possible drifting effect by electric or mechanical force), adsorption of ions at the substrate, and reaction of them with each other.
The drifting effect in the signal was fitted with extended polynomials for each run.
I still felt the dreamy, drifting effects of it the next day.
Note that [13] considered both diffusion and drift effects, and all our analyses and results can be easily extended to that case.
However, hybridogenetic reproduction has not been modelled yet in terms of deleterious mutation accumulation dynamics and susceptibility to drift effects.
Physics effects studied with the trace ion module are friction force and thermalization, thermal force, mirror force, parallel electric field force and drift effects.
The latter might represent groups moving in from other areas, or drift effects of other haplogroups increasing within the same population.
