Sentence examples for effects of drifting from inspiring English sources
While drifting, please refrain from thinking as it disrupts the art of drifting and you may not feel the full soothing effects of drifting.
Also good are the shadow boxes, which barricade heavily patterned ink drawings behind see-through lattices of cutout black paper, creating an effect of drifting jellyfish or half-buried fossils.
TDAP was designed to account for the effect of drifting concepts by discounting the contribution of previous learning examples using an exponentially decaying factor.
The effect of drifting offsets on contrast recovery and image quality has been studied by simulations in [74].
Fluid loss due to evaporation may affect the sample since MA works in an open environment also need for periodic recalibration to eliminate the effect of drifting baseline.
To ascertain whether drift is a significant force influencing allele frequency changes within the artificially selected US Angus breed, we estimated the inbreeding effective population size, under the neutral model, and modelled the effects of drift on neutral loci.
A method of removing the effects of drift in the spacecraft frequency reference from the Doppler measurement has been developed and successfully tested in the laboratory and at the NASA Deep Space Network Test Facility.
A series of field trials was conducted to estimate the effects of drift on different species groups at different distances from a treated plot for different categories of pesticide: herbicides, fungicides and insecticides.
This stability provides a rare opportunity to study the effects of drift over a long period of time.
While steel moment frames under lateral loading are most suitable for plastic design, they are also susceptible to unfavorable effects of drift shifting, especially at incipient collapse.
A better approach is to perform rigid registration to remove the effects of drift, followed by non-rigid registration to remove the effects of short period instabilities in the scanning system [41, 42].
