Sentence examples for due to sweep from inspiring English sources
Heavy rain is due to sweep across southern Britain on Thursday, with a further deluge and very strong winds on Saturday.
An unseasonal cold weather front is due to sweep in to the capital from Friday, threatening to usher in icy Arctic showers in place of the recent spells of sunshine.
The pension plan, designed in 2006 by Lord Adair Turner, the new City regulator, is due to sweep up the 8 million low-income workers not in an occupational pension.
Colder weather is due to arrive this week with a front of cold and unsettled weather due to sweep in bringing rain, snow and strong winds and some localised disruption in the south-west by Wednesday.
Only a small fraction of Iowans tend to vote in party caucuses, and uncertainty over turnout will be compounded on Monday night by a major storm due to sweep in from the west and dump 6in of snow on the state by Tuesday.
Following Stephan et al. (1992), we denote the rate at which lineages merge due to sweep events as k h, k h = 2 N (2 λ r ∫ 0 r f ∗ p τ f (r f ) d r f ), (4 where r f ∗ is taken as the value of r f that corresponds to the end of the flanking sequence.
The inset shows left embankment (indicated by a red arrowhead) due to swept AuNPs formed by scanning the surface in AFM contact mode with kN = 0.7 N/m of microcantilever.
One man died due to being swept away by floodwaters, and another died in the ocean while on a life raft.
Such beams may have horizontal curvature due to initial sweep and/or solar heating, and may be subjected to wind.
Variability is not evenly distributed along the 3'IGS-ETS sequence: the sliding window analysis evidenced that nucleotide diversity progressively drops when approaching the 18S gene, which is likely due to selective sweep.
The total rate of coalescence Rc (in coalescent units) due to both sweep and neutral coalescent events is then R c = 1 + k h = 1 + α λ r I α, s. (8)The expected height of the coalescent tree for two sequences is the inverse of this rate.
