Sentence examples for individual drift from inspiring English sources

The central core is left unexcavated until sides and crown are safely supported, thus providing a convenient central buttress for bracing the temporary support in each individual drift.

Each individual drift rate may be assumed to be constrained by a group-level normal distribution with mean µ v and variance, that is, v i ~ N (µ v, ).

For instance, in Nigeria as in many low income countries, the young and able bodied individual drift from rural areas to urban centres seeking better economic opportunities, leaving behind a population of older persons in the rural areas.

Each ganglioside isomer has an individual drift time leading to the observation of differences in mobility rather than m/ z for GD1a and GD1b at 6.73 917.5) and 6.62 917.5), respectively.

The TRT provides a combination of continuous tracking with many projective measurements based on individual drift-tubes (or straws) and of electron identification based on radiator fibres or foils interleaved between the straws themselves.

Identifying effective ways to intervene when an isolated individual drifts toward violent extremism, or to detect committed singleton terrorists before they act, has proved to be one of the most challenging fields of counterterrorism.

For the extreme case of very soft ground, this approach results in the multiple-drift method of advance (Figure 2), in which the individual drifts are reduced to a small size that is safe for excavation and portions of the support are placed in each drift and progressively connected as the drifts are expanded.

Individual drifts of the resonance signal were fitted locally, and χ2 values of 0.2% to 1.0% of the maximum resonance value were considered good fits.

All of the pH values presented are corrected for their individual drifts, which on average was +0.03 pH units following approximately 10 min measurement interval.

Most individuals drift through life with casual disregard for their impact on their environment, loved ones, friends, colleagues and random strangers, at work and at home.

Case studies strongly suggest it's vastly more effective than letting chronically homeless individuals drift through shelters, jails, emergency rooms and the streets.