Sentence examples for made drift from inspiring English sources

Parallel allele frequency divergence at these eight loci (hereafter parallel outlier loci) made drift an unlikely explanation and revealed that the mechanistic response underlying adaptive divergence was similar for a subset of loci.

He made drifting proletariat from 1912 look like a dream, and over a decade later, Leonardo DiCaprio has moved up the ladder to 1920s socialite.

"Whiskey, rum, beer, wine or champagne bottles will be used to make drift bottles.

Nine different combinations of spatial and temporal frequencies were used to make drifting sinusoidal grating of five different speeds (from 1.5 to 24 deg/s).

A higher speed will make drifting and keeping your balance easier, but will increase the chances of your rear wheel sliding out too much.

An attempt was made to drift nanoalumina particles into concrete pores through electrokinetic treatment.

According to the results from the wood identification, for instance, the excavation at Thorarinsstadir in Seydisfjördur revealed a wooden church made of drift timber.

Rather, this evidence was found unconvincing because it was not sufficient to overcome prior plausibility considerations that made the drift hypothesis extremely implausible — much less plausible than the contraction hypothesis.

This occurs because attention is focused on a specific aspect of the problem as judgments are being made, eliminating drift from topic to topic as so often happens in group discussions.

Recent innovations in the fabrication of resistive glass tubes have made monolithic drift tubes an option for improving the mechanical complexity and field uniformity of DTIMS.

If you want your relationship to be strong this time around, then you have to remember whatever it was that made you drift apart the first time without obsessing over it.