The long-term drift of the F=1, mF=0-->F=2, mF=0 hyperfine frequency of atoms in these cells is below 5 x 10 -11 10 -11
Labour seats have, on average, 6,000 fewer electors than Tory ones because of the long-term drift of population from the cities to the shire counties and the leafy suburbs.
Labour constituencies have on average 6,000 fewer electors than Tory ones because of the long-term drift of population from the cities to the suburbs and the shire counties.
No long-term drift of the Ta2O5 gate films will be attained by designing the ultra-thin layer on the surface of the Ta2O5 films: the low-temperature process and the reduction of impurities in Ta2O5 films.
Livingstone's second problem is the more familiar one of carving a message that appeals to the suburbs, specifically to what Tony Travers, the LSE academic, calls "the long-term drift of aspirational C2 voters to boroughs such as Bromley, Havering and Bexley".
An analysis of the data showed that the long-term drift of the output frequency was found to be less than ~ 3×10−8 times the nominal frequency.
The long-term drift of the system is approximately ≥1 nT, which can be reduced by drift correction for each measurement line.
To determine whether there was any long-term drift of the densitometer during the follow-up, all phantom data were analyzed using a linear regression equation.
This analysis showed no significant long-term drift of the equipment 0.1%/year (R<1%; 95% CI -0.2 to 0.4) [ 32].
Finally, we reiterate the advantages of using a reference channel to reduce the influence of long term drift.
This variation in the gradient field causes long term drifts in baselines.
