Sentence examples for drifts below from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

However, when PC drifts below 1/3, then a wobble A would be more advantageous and should be favored by natural selection.

The lower two-thirds has fallen onto drifts below.

Cutting through a drab, industrial outskirt, my driver reaches Puebla's historical district as the sun drifts below the buildings, the evening skyline of Baroque domes lighted in gold.

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

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.

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

These errors were indicative of an unstable LIX column, likely drifting below 200 μm (18) and were minimized by creating an initially large 1000 μm column and letting the ISME set for an extra 12 hours (totalling ~24h) prior to use.

A fair bit of time up here is likely to be spent ogling the views: colourful dawns, sunsets flaming over a fringe of palms as boats drift by below, nights illuminated by the soft glow of fireflies – all accompanied by the singsong and chatter of cicadas and birds.