Sentence examples similar to drifting tendencies from inspiring English sources
Indexing proponents say that in these cases, the outperformance of active small-cap managers is caused by "style drift," their tendency to hold winning stocks as they grow into mid-cap and even large-cap equities.
But many are simply drifting away.The tendency to stand by Israel right or wrong brings a second problem.
The tendency of resistance drifting to the initial state is related to its original crystallinity, which is mainly controlled by the process temperature of ALD.
Other forces acting upon helicopters include coning, the upward bending effect on blades caused by centrifugal force; Coriolis effect, the acceleration or deceleration of the blades caused by the flapping movement bringing them closer to (acceleration) or farther away from (deceleration) the axis of rotation; and drift, the tendency of the tail rotor thrust to move the helicopter in hover.
In particular, she disapproved of their tendency to drift away.
(The Captain has a tendency to drift off-course from time to time).
I know my horse has a tendency to drift, so he's usually better on the outside of horses".
Kolb's eyes have a tendency to drift away from the field and toward the defensive line.
"Ideology has been sucked out of politics," says Knox. "There's this tendency to drift to managerialism.
Again Jamie Redknapp's tendency to drift in from his unfamiliar position on the left allowed Burley an inviting corridor of space on Scotland's right.
